iLAB has over two decades of quality assurance experience in nearly every major industry. Today, almost no trade is free from the pressure to integrate technology and connect to the Internet of Things. We understand the pressure your organization is under to deliver software that not just meets but exceeds the expectations of consumers.
WHEN YOU ARE JUDGED BY YOUR TECHNOLOGY THERE ARE NO SECOND CHANCES
By working with iLAB to direct your development from its early stages, you gain a precise understanding of your project’s costs and build a development environment that supports your desired goals.
We test every aspect of your solution's functionality, ensuring complete adherence to quality and behavioral requirements.
We evaluate your solution to verify performance under heavy loads and during resource bottlenecks, and help you prepare for scalability.
We help define all entry points to the system, analyze potential threats, and develop solutions that will both secure customer data and prevent data loss.
We prepare your solution for the evolving mobile marketplace and deliver a program that meets the needs of your customers.
DevOps has become a gold standard in the world of software development. While it may be an effective workflow for those coding and creating new applications, its efficacy wanes when it comes to the process of quality assurance testing. Though there are issues to all organizational approaches, there tends to be an idea that DevOps is some sort of magic…
Speaking with business leaders around the world about quality assurance, I hear a lot of the same questions asked time and time again: How much should I spend on quality? I use software everybody else is using—do I even need testing? Why don’t I just have AI automating all my testing? All of these questions have one thing in common at the root: They’re avoidance questions. When someone asks how much they should spend on testing, what they’re really wondering…
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Imagine one company that just purchased an out of the box HR software that has integrations with other existing apps they use, and another company that developed their own software from the ground up that does the same thing. Which one do you presume is taking the greater risk? Would it surprise you to learn that from a quality assurance…
