MeteSys performs Software Quality Assurance tasks through out  a product's life cycle. We formulate software testing methodology by write QA Plan and Test Plans. We implement these plans and track defects from open to closure. Our extensive experience in the usage of test tools such as Mercury Suite and Silk Test is a notable corner stone of our testing framework. Quality Assurance starts from design, development and production to installation, supporting and ends with documentation. We manage an independent, unbiased testing process that very well suites different types of scenarios such as working with an internal team or working for a third party contractor. We also work with projects require more formal Software Quality Assurance process than the one currently employed internally augmenting existing testing team work such as during product release or software configuration / change management.

A planned and systematic pattern of actions that ensure the developed system conforms to the technical requirements
is a set of activities designed to evaluate the complete SDLC components by which your system is developed or maintained.  A meaningful approach defines Quality as a key differentiator to business growth. MeteSys has developed its own Quality Process which makes your software reliable and robust. A very important outcome of modern software quality assurance  process is doing the right thing efficiently and effectively using the following techniques:

Functional Testing: Functional testing implies knowledge of the program scope but not familiarity with the code. MeteSys can conduct independent validation and verification tests to assure your product does what you expect it to do. This can include system and integrity testing, measuring your product against the software specifications, and verification/validation of your application. During this process, the tester does not examine the programming code and does not need any further knowledge of the program other than its specifications.

Performance Testing: This type of testing is a little bit more complicated - as it doesn't test the functionality but rather scalability vs. performance issues. By emulating increased usage of the system, we determine potential bottle-necks and improvements for parts of the code that are crucial for the system's performance.

Configuration Testing: Quite often developers don't take into consideration different configurations on which the application will have to work on. They assume that if it works on their computers, it will work everywhere else. However, as life shows us, this is rarely the case. MeteSys always test applications on various platforms, browsers and operating systems to ensure that it will be really portable and work without any further profiling on any machine.

Install Testing: Your customer's first experience with your software is installation. Successful installation of your software is paramount to your company's reputation. MeteSys will conduct installation tests to ensure that your software will install correctly with different operating systems and hardware configurations.

Localization Testing: How does your software run on Japanese Windows? To verify and test your localized product, MeteSys can test your localized software on international versions of major operating systems and if desired, verify the translated text.

Hardware Compatibility Testing: Will your multimedia application work with the latest video and sound cards? Our "Top 30" testing configurations encompass the most "up-to-date" and relevant hardware components currently available.

Load Testing: Using various system and application loads to determine if and when performance degrades or fails. This can be done by testing traffic loads, such as testing a web site to see if it can handle heavy traffic loads on the web site and on the server.

Stress Testing: This should not be confused with Load Testing. Stress Testing involves testing an application with larger than usual data amounts, repetitious inputs and large print queues, for example, to ensure performance levels are maintained.

Performance Testing: Testing conducted to evaluate if the application meets the design criteria for minimum and maximum performance.

Usability Testing: Testing for usability by the end user. This is a subjective form of testing from the point of view of the end user or customer. User interviews, surveys, video recording of user sessions, and other techniques can be used to gather usability data. Outsource testers can be a great sources for usability testing as they have experience with a variety of software and hardware products.

Compatibility Testing: Operating the application with specific hardware or software components to ensure proper execution. Our method of compatibility testing is taken from over six years of testing games and multimedia products for hardware and software compatibility and coexistence. We prefer to test a base system configuration and then alter single components.

Beta Testing: MeteSys can recruit, manage your beta participants and even help with distribution if needed.