Lighthouse’s New Software Testing Lab Allows Testers to Collaborate More Effectively

DAYTON, OH June 25, 2010– Lighthouse Technologies, Inc. (Lighthouse) opens a new software testing lab at their Dayton, OH headquarter office.  With the new software quality testing lab, Lighthouse continues to support their clients with software testing needs, including Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and their new contract with Waitrose, a UK based food retailer. 

In an effort to support the growth of the company, Lighthouse invested in an integrated software testing lab.  The lab provides the ability to test applications on different platforms, such as PCs and Macs, and a variety of commonly used web browsers.

“With the capability of having all softwares testers and hardware in one place, it allows the software testers to collaborate more effectively and we are seeing this lower our cost per discovered defect,” says Jeff Van Fleet, President and CEO of Lighthouse.  “Before, we had our software testers in various cubes around the office.  By having them in one facility, there is a higher level of collaboration, where we get better test results and find defects faster.”

The open software testing lab creates a unique synergy by allowing software testers to openly communicate their findings, record defects, and generate and publish test reports.  By having software testers in one room, they can collectively discuss obstacles and provide recommendations to overcome software testing complications.

For additional information on Lighthouse's software testing services, contact Khanh-Thy Gonzales or visit www.lighthousetechnologies.com.

About Lighthouse Technologies, Inc.:

As a software management consulting firm, Lighthouse guides businesses to improve the quality of their software performance.  We focus on delivering on-time, on-budget, and on-quality software lifecycle management solutions and servicesfor commercial and government organizations.  Our “business efficiency” company focuses on measuring and correcting problems in the software development and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) lifecycles by finding defects before they occur.  By significantly improving project efficiency, reducing time-to-market, and providing optimal end-user satisfaction, Lighthouse provides substantial bottom-line cost savings due to the absence of software rework.  A partial list of Lighthouse clients include NCR Corporation, 7-Eleven, Inc., Reynolds and Reynolds Company, the United States Air Force, the United States Army, and Lockheed Martin Corporation.