Spockstur Solutions Information

Spockstur offers a range of IT services. We are a US-based company that offers quality IT services to meet a variety of client needs - at a competitive cost by using a combination of on-site & off-shore teams. Our services include : It takes an efficient Quality Assurance strategy to deliver a product that is worth every penny you have spent in developing and marketing it. A software testing process that does not incorporate quality processes and practices can affect a product's reputation in the market. Quality Assessment is not an incidental process. A good QA strategy holds the key to successful product development, the reason why QA process needs to be rigorously implemented throughout the SDLC or PDLC; right from the requirement stage through to the construction stage. For building quality products, consecutive builds need to be verified and validated in various environments, simulating disparate user-conditions. What this means is a need for an extended testing team that is involved in the product right from the beginning of development. Particularly during release time, the testing is always needed to be done for many consecutive builds in short intervals, as the bugs get fixed. Hence, there is an enormous demand on the testing team, and a potential need for a scaled up testing team. Our outsourced product testing services provides you an extended testing team of high caliber in manual and automated testing. This enhances your efforts of developing a quality product quickly. Involvement of this extended testing team right through the development lifecycle enables you to meet the complete requirements of your product. All companies listed in US Stock exchanges are legally required to have SOX Compliance. All Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) registered organizations (including subsidiaries of US domestic registrants or foreign private investors) need to comply with the requirements of section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Sarbanes-Oxley compliance requirements have elevated the role and responsibility of audit companies while setting tough rules that call for increased accountability from top company executives. Corporate disclosure, compliance oversight, controls monitoring, company training, and-the practice of public accounting-all have been impacted by Sarbanes-Oxley. Most companies face a compliance concern related to SARBOX rule 404. That rule requires management to assess the effectiveness of the company's internal controls over financial reporting and include its findings in the company's annual report to shareholders.