Avekshaa Staff

It’s an axiom of software development that Quality Assurance (QA) is crucial for building good-quality applications. It helps identify bugs that could impact the application’s performance and ensures they’re resolved

When is it more cost-effective to fix software bugs – The architecture/ designing stage or the production stage? A much-quoted Forrester report estimates that fixing application issues at the design

Traditional performance testing is no longer enough! Rising customer expectations, escalating competitive efforts, rapid digital transformation, and the phenomenal rise of emerging technologies are pushing organisations to move into the

Regardless of the numerous methodologies, checks, controls, and high level of quality assurance, there are many instances of larger software projects ending up in the graveyard of gigantic failures. Large

Digital transformation and the cloud have accelerated the demand for online services. Interconnectivity has ensured that this demand could be from anywhere on the globe. Meeting these demands and customer

By the year 2026, Web3 technologies are expected to drive business transformation in 45% of all global brands. By the same year, the customer experience (CX) economy will grow to a market

Digital transformation has ensured the digitization and computerization of all processes in a business. All these processes run on the backbone of technology and its associated infrastructure. Without IT infrastructure,

Product companies are today facing stiffer challenges due to rising customer expectations. There is intense competition to deliver high-quality applications in ever-shorter release cycles. Users are always looking for applications

We are now deep into the digital age, and software truly runs the world. As the world of work relies on technology applications for survival, ensuring that these systems perform