iBeta Quality Assurance - QA When You Need It

Quality Assurance on Demand!

iBeta’s QA On-Demand model is our fastest growing service offering. It centers on the common need of quickly ramping up and down QA teams to meet the needs of development and testing cycles.

iBeta’s testing lab provides the highest physical and procedural security for your testing projects. Access to our lab facility is secured by electronic key-card access controls, cipher-locks, and full-hand geometry biometric locks in high security areas.

Complete Confidentiality

We protect your intellectual property by providing you with complete confidentiality. Your project will be legally covered by a non-disclosure agreement and our secure testing lab structure will add the required security.

Flexible Testing Schedules

We understand that your testing timelines are sometimes impacted by slipping development schedules and other unforeseen factors. iBeta’s flexible testing schedules fit well with agile schedules or changing timelines.

Consistent Pool of Resources

Repeat business is our prime focus. When you return with your next project, iBeta will do its best to re-assign as many of the same resources that have worked on your previous projects as possible.

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iBeta covers all aspects of Quality Assurance — You get what you want, when you want it!

Functionality Testing

Does your application work according to specifications?

Compatibility Testing

How does your application perform in an unknown environment?

Load/Performance Testing

What user load can your application and server sustain?

Mobile Testing

Does your mobile app work on all iOS/Android devices?

Security Testing

Where are application and network vulnerabilities?

Game Testing

Is your game bug-free and will it be console compliant?

Biometrics Testing

Do you need accredited testing of your biometric system?

Other Services

Do you have any other quality assurance needs?

Defect Saturation Over Time

Apr 23, 2013

The frequency of bug reporting over the life of a project is somewhat reminiscent of the view of Pike’s Peak from Denver. Why compare it to the Rocky Mountains and a Peak that appears to pop out into the middle of the Colorado plains? Sometimes the defect saturation timeline closely resembles a series of peaks that gradually dwindle to rolling hills...

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