Hyderabad-based startup engine T-Hub has partnered with Qapitol QA, an award-winning QA services company that specialises in solving end-to-end QA challenges for startups. As part of this partnership, Qapitol QA will provide startups with opportunities to improve the quality of applications (apps) developed by T-Hub’s incubated startups and support them in building world-class and market-ready products with Minimum Viable Quality (MVQ).
This partnership between T-Hub and Qapitol QA brings together thought leaders who have a shared vision of supporting disruptive millennial worker succeed via innovation.
The engineering team of startups will get support in accelerating time-to-market, on-demand access to continuous testing, 360-degrees QA skills availability under one roof, tools and techniques, framework, infrastructure as required to perform end-to-end quality analysis. The startups also reap the benefit of wide & in-depth analysis coverage at a fraction of the cost that they would incur if they were to do the same with in-house teams.
“Qapitol QA will mentor our startups to build high-quality applications that meet the expectations of the end-users and upgrade it for the global use. It will enable our startups to optimize their costs, overcome customer acquisition challenges and gain from faster release cycles,” Jay Krishnan, CEO of T-Hub, said in a statement.
New startups that are still creating an minimum viable product (MVP) and the growth stage startups that are scaling their operations and are big on customer acquisition stand to get benefitted from Qapitol QA’s specialised expertise in Experience Assurance, Performance Scaling, Functional Stability and Test Automation.
Speaking on the partnership Dheeraj Karanam, Business Head – Hyderabad, Qapitol QA, said, “This partnership aligns with our vision of supporting the start-up ecosystem deliver better software. We are excited about the opportunity to power start-up teams with expertise that would help them realise the true potential and the love of their customers.”