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.
Quality isn’t supposed to be subjective. By definition, a quality product meets a certain set of standards that are not only agreed upon, but deemed superior. Every manufacturer has a process that finds flaws in design or production and fixes them to make products safer. But what if they stop in the middle of the process or disregard a result…
In software development, a defect can generally be considered any circumstance where the software doesn’t behave as expected or desired. Today, digital products go to market with 10-15% of defects or more unaddressed, even when they are known. One thing we hear often as quality assurance professionals is, “If you guys would just quit finding defects, the software could go live!” This leads to the question: what makes a defect “acceptable”? When should a team worry about resolving an issue…
Read moreMobile devices have become essential tools to daily life, even in the delivery of healthcare. At the same time, tablets and smartphones in the clinical environment represent security risks to protected health information and HIPAA compliance. In this article from Roy Edroso at Part B News, iLAB CEO Jethro Lloyd joins other experts in commenting on how health care providers…
