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QUALITY ASSURANCE

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Quality is "fitness to purpose". If a software application or product does not consistently fit the purpose for which is has been developed because of errors, flaws, or bugs, the results can be catastrophic.

In many software development projects, one way to reduce project risks is to augment or outsource quality assurance activities to a proven software development services provider. Moreover, strict release deadlines or an overextended development effort may leave little time for product testing. Additionally, some organizations may have little experience in quality assurance procedures and seek a partner to provide this software development function.

ENoptions’s proven quality assurance methodology ensures application reliability for a wide range of operating systems, platforms, applications and tools before going live. We simulate real workloads, traffic, scalability, and reliability situations. Moreover, ENoptions ensures the continuity of business software functionality while underlying applications, databases, middleware, and operating systems change independently over time.

The process of assuring a product's outcome in the context of quality is usually exacting and necessary. Software Quality Assurance Testing has become an essential part of any development process especially as companies use quality as a means to gain and retain clients.

ENoptions Technologies Quality Integrated Lab is loaded with the latest in technology, operating systems, and peripherals necessary to ensure that our staff has the tools to test your products and test them well. We have developed a comprehensive solution of testing services to address the full development lifecycle and production support of complex, various IT applications and architectures.

Today software manufacturers face very demanding customers, which expect a 100% flawless functioning of the software they bought. It is well known that every single bug in the software product causes additional costs for customer support and patches development. Even more importantly, fixing bugs wastes your valuable time out and thus works against commercial success of your product in the market.

A producer can prevent those problems by undertaking quality assurance and testing services, which are committed to ensure that the product you launch to the market has no technical defects. Our testing service will ensure that your software is bug-free, stable and works flawlessly on variety of user PCs. Minimize the cost of customer support - and maximize the customer satisfaction by catching and fixing all bugs and defects prior to your software goes to final consumers. Free your product from technical customer complaints and increase your customer satisfaction and retention rates.
Companies are concentrating on their core business that generates revenue and outsourcing other areas to increase productivity and efficiency. In addition, companies are increasingly focused on shifting fixed costs to variable expenses, in order to allow operational flexible. The added advantage is that the results can often be more effective than if done in-house. Testing for quality in software applications is a good example.

QA Testing of a software application in-house requires a team of experienced consultants. The skills required for testing and code writing differ, but in many organizations, the same consultants perform both functions. The inability of consultants to impartially scrutinize their work can affect the quality of QA testing.
QA Testing of applications also requires specific processes and tools which can be time consuming and costly for organizations. An outsourcing partner can add additional value by bringing the best of breed processes and tools, combined with a legacy of experience to the whole process.

Key benefits include:
We offer services in the following areas:
General Testing:
Performance Testing:

Automation Tools:

INSIDE QUALITY ASSURANCE

Application Infrastructure Services

• Our QA Training
• Approach & Methodology