Test Plan Development:

Good testing starts with a good plan, We can review your products and write a fully comprehensive test plan for a meaningful, productive test experience. After thorough discussion of your goals, our test plans typically include:

• Complete step-by-step methodology.
• Setup and configuration instructions for any necessary Prototype/test bed(s)
• Detailed time schedule for test plan execution.

One of the secrets behind the quality of our testing is the planning that goes into each test. You can harness our skills for your own in-house testing through our test plan development program.

Load Testing and Stress Testing:

Under a heavy load the response time degrade slowly or drop off precipitously, at what point might your site crash completely? That is why it is imperative that your servers be tested for stability, scalability and performance using the latest workload simulations.

• According to Forrester Research, 58 percent of first time customers will not return to a site that crashed.
• Market research indicates web site visitors will not tolerate user interface lapses or more than 8 seconds.
• Studies show that 65 percent of shopping carts with contents end up unsold.
• As much as $4.35 billion in e-commerce sales may be lost each year due to poor download speeds.

Benefits of Load and Stress Testing:

• An intensive assessment tailed to fit your specific requirements.
• Measures the end user response time for each transaction and user load level.
• Determines the number of users an application can realistically support.
• Models the scalability (future growth potential) of the applications.
• Discovers the performance boundaries and failure behavior of each component.
• Optimizes and validates the underlying infrastructure.

We use the latest sophisticated performance testing tools to simulate tens of thousands of virtual users to apply stress, these virtual users simulate typical user activities or business processes hitting your servers at once. During the load, various performance measurements of the system under test are captured and documented. These data are then analyzed to determine the overall health of the system, and to identify system bottlenecks. They can also be used to identify the load at which the system's performance begins to significantly degrade and make recommendations for improving your site's performance.

We perform capacity testing to determine the maximum load your Web site can handle before failing. Capacity testing reveals your Web servers' ultimate limit.