Microsoft selects Symphony's SymTest Service

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Symphony Services has announced that Microsoft has chosen its SymTest service to provide validation services for independent software vendors (ISVs) seeking Windows Server 2008-R2 Platform Ready Test for their Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) or Hosted applications.

SymTest portal is believed to be a sophisticated solution to longstanding problems that ISVs have been facing in efficiently managing their applications validation and certification process. SymTest is a simple, secure, easy-to-use, real-time status tracking portal. The portal enables Symphony to offer quick turnaround time (less than five business days), and it accepts both Gold and Silver requests.

Karl Noakes, GM, Worldwide Partner Group, Microsoft Corporation said, "Microsoft is very pleased to work with Symphony Services on tools and solutions that help our joint partners continue to drive innovation and quality solutions into the market. Microsoft was looking for a validation partner for SaaS Platform Ready Tests and found Symphony as a best fit based on its track record in successfully delivering self-test toolkit solutions, and its proven broad and deep understanding of the Microsoft platform and products."

Sanjay Dhawan, CEO, Symphony Services Corp. said, "Our launch of the Microsoft Validation Program for SaaS applications enables Symphony-in partnership with Microsoft- to define the industry standard for world-class software validation services. We look forward to continued collaboration with Microsoft to deliver the strongly differentiated, best-in-class engineering services our clients expect from us."

Derek Bemis, Application Systems Architect, Unidev Development Inc. said, "Unidev's experience with Symphony Services has been excellent. Throughout the process we have been kept in the loop as to how our test was progressing."


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