911 - Call Emergys Test Rescue Services

Feb. 2, 2012 - PRLog -- Don't Wait - Call Emergys Test Rescue Services

In today’s economic environment, businesses are more dependent than ever upon the performance of their software, it’s business value and the need to realize return on investment.

Many companies focus almost exclusively on the end solution, its completeness and ultimate value to the business. However, testing which typically (to best practices) should be up to 50% of the total project effort, is often not given due consideration, with planning and engagement being either inadequate or simply too late.

A project can simply run away from you, and you suddenly realize that the end date is moving out. Once this happens you get the dreaded “Executive help!!”  in order get back on track.

Avoid “Executive help” by calling on “Professional help!”

Emergys has proven expertise in project salvage. With an objective, independent view, Emergys consultants will exam your project and test, goals and practices, with a view to making the required corrections to re-baseline an achievable plan.

Market research studies show that over 40% of unplanned application downtime is caused by application bugs/defects; 40% by application errors & 20% by hardware and other factors. The cost incurred by application defects/errors is astonishing.

The cost of finding a defect in a product once it has been implemented is two hundred times the cost of identifying that same defect during the requirements phase!

True value and high quality can only be realized after rigorous testing.  With most development projects, companies are literally “Betting the Business” on a successful implementation.  Whether the goal of your implementation is to realize business efficiencies or speed to market, reach more customers or improve the management of your supply chain, it is clear that speed and quality are of the essence – Neither can be compromised.

However, what do you do if test planning and engagement  has been inadequate or delayed?
-   Redefine the test management and governance?
-   Defining the priorities, perhaps lower volume, higher impact testing, balancing risk and reward?
-   Reorganizing and realigning critical resources?
-   Make the underling delivery processes more efficient?
-   Augment or outsource some of your test services?

This is what we do!  By outsourcing this process, your company can focus on its core activities, allowing experts to handle the work efficiently, ensuring high quality and value.  

Most problems can be remedied by embracing test best practices, engaging stakeholders and defining, understanding and enforcing roles and responsibilities.  

These activities are essential to the successful delivery of any project.  But not all organizations and integrators have the know-how or resources to identify and perform the required testing services.  

“Every new product has defects and if you have not called in Emergys to help plan your test event, do the next best thing, call in Emergys to rescue your test event! We will lead your rear guard action!”

Emergys has more than a decade of experience in providing end-to-end test management services.   Having built strong relationships with strategic, industry leading software technology companies, our vendor independence allows us to deliver optimum solutions and services to clients, across the broadest range of technology platforms.  At Emergys, we have a reputation of being the best at what we do and we treat our client’s success as our own.  

We have helped both SMB and Large Enterprise companies protect their investment, reduce risk caused by miscommunications or misunderstandings, save money by identifying and eliminating defects earlier in the development cycle, ultimately delivering a higher quality product that end users and management expect.

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Emergys is an industry leading Business Transformation Service provider dedicated to addressing the challenges facing companies today. With over 400 employees, Emergys is headquartered in Durham, NC, and has offices in Canada, China, India and Mexico.