Conformiq targets India to spread Automated Test Design

By siliconindia   |   Tuesday, 16 February 2010, 22:20 IST
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Conformiq targets India to spread Automated Test Design
Bangalore: Already firmly established as a leader with its Automated Test Design technology in Europe and North America, Conformiq is now making splash in the Indian software testing market. Working closely together with its industry-leading customers, Conformiq is now active in all the primary technology hubs across India. "The move to India was very natural for us," says Ajay Garg, Director of Business development at Conformiq. "Today, more than one in three software testers world-wide is based in India. The software testing market there is developing very rapidly and India is moving away from being a low-cost alternative to be a global practice leader in quality assurance." Conformiq Automated Test Design tools help software and system testing teams to spot more defects, shorten testing turn-around time, and tackle more of their testing challenges. Customer benchmarks show 5X to 20X productivity improvement in test creation - while achieving the same or better test coverage as with manual test design. This productivity improvement can be capitalized to improve test coverage, reduced turn-around time, shorten time-to-market and add more testing goals. Conformiq Automated Test Design is currently most widely used by datacom and telecom equipment vendors for a wide variety of systems and applications "Five of the top ten testing service providers in India are already engaging with Conformiq, committing to bring our technology to their testing services and to their customers using non-linear business models" according to Garg. "India has the potential of becoming the biggest market for Conformiq within the coming 24 months. "It is our aim to become a major player in the Indian software testing service provider market and be the partner of choice for the leading testing service providers for automated test design tools and test design improvement," says Garg.