Friday, July 10, 2009

Mumbai
The Financial Express
Hexaware Technologies, a leading provider of IT & BPO services and consulting, announced a strategic partnership with SOASTA, Inc., the leader in cloud testing. The partnership is a key component in Hexaware’s strategy to expand its premiere testing services with a new cloud-based solution. Hexaware will integrate SOASTA’s CloudTest On-Demand service into their existing offering to provide its customers with a turnkey cloud testing service to achieve and maintain highly reliable web sites and applications.

Cloud testing offers vast savings in testing infrastructure, provides complete flexibility and the most accurate representation of real world web traffic, without the worry of significant upfront hardware, software and human resource costs. Hexaware Technologies’ customers can purchase the SOASTA CloudTest service on a pay-per-use basis directly from Hexaware.

Cloud testing is of particular benefit to Hexaware’s clients in the travel, transportation, hospitality and leisure industries who experience high and unpredictable amounts of global traffic. SOASTA CloudTest offers a broad range of rich analytics, allowing Hexaware to tune clients’ systems for optimal performance and throughput while fostering a positive customer experience.

“Our CloudTest service delivers flexibility, unlimited scale and the most comprehensive, real-time analytics available today,” said Tom Lounibos, CEO, SOASTA. “Hexaware Technologies’ experts now have the ability to quickly and regularly deliver testing services that overcome former limits imposed by hardware and software constraints.”

“Hexaware delivers leading edge and innovating services to global clients leveraging leading technologies and skilled professional services teams,” said R.V. Ramanan, President of Global Delivery, Hexaware Technologies. “SOASTA’s leadership position in cloud testing enables us to expand and enhance our testing services with their proven platform, delivering a scope and scale for performance and reliability services not possible prior to cloud computing.”

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