QA & Testing

iPlanner provides a range of Quality Assurance and Testing services to help clients manage software integration and testing, including independent verification and validation (IV&V) support services. Our testing services are backed by a formal methodology, based upon best practices, to ensure testing is not an afterthought. iPlanner’s approach to QA and Testing begins at the start of the development process and is an integral part of the software development lifecycle

QA and Testing Consulting Services

iPlanner’s QA and Testing Consulting Services help define the most effective QA strategy for your specific environment and application set. Our consultants review the goals and objectives of the IT organization, and then formulate a long-term strategy, framework, and roadmap that effectively support your business requirements.

Testing Center Strategy

iPlanner’s Testing Center Strategy helps you ensure that a controlled and isolated environment is used for testing application/infrastructure changes outside the development environment. In addition, our independent verification and validation (IV&V) process certifies that applications developed by 3rd party development teams are assessed before the software enters the production environment. iPlanner works closely with you to test and review application development projects based on their risk, timing, and impact on the business.

Follow-The-Sun Strategy

Our Global Delivery capabilities allow iPlanner to provide a “follow the sun” strategy: the client’s Development Team can transfer code to the offshore Testing Team in the evening and return the next morning with a full report of defects, deficiencies and recommendations. This strategy maximizes the productivity of the Development Team and facilitates rapid product development with higher quality and minimal end-user interactions.

iPlanner’s Quality Assurance and Testing Approach

iPlanner’s QA and Testing approach is tailored to meet each client’s specific needs and environment. Our methodology is designed to prevent defects from occurring, thereby producing higher quality software, reducing costs, increasing speed to market, and improving end-user satisfaction