QASymphony announces a partnership with Gallop Solutions to help global enterprises improve software quality through Agile testing solutions and methods. Gallop is a leading software testing services firm and will offer QASymphony's Agile test management platform, qTest, as a key component of its best-in-class products and services.

QASymphony fills a critical gap for global enterprise companies as they transition from waterfall to Agile testing methods. Gallop selected QASymphony after a comprehensive review of competitive testing products and the companies recently collaborated to deploy QASymphony's qTest platform at Neptune Technology Group.

QASymphony is used by Agile development teams in hundreds of organizations worldwide to improve software quality and accelerate product release cycles. The company grew 200% last year and recently raised additional venture capital to fuel its product and market expansion. Its customers include Adobe, Dell, Salesforce, Office Depot, Verizon and Visa. Gallop is focused on the North American market with a co-located services model. With 600+ career testers in North America and overall talent pool of over 2,000 career testers globally, Gallop is strongly positioned to help clients work faster and build better software.

"QASymphony's qTest software is widely regarded as the industry's leading Agile testing platform," says Kalyan Rao Konda, President, Gallop Solutions. "It's been deployed by many Global 2000 companies and has been proven to increase efficiency and enhance software quality. We're excited to partner with QASymphony and look forward to helping our enterprise clients realize the benefits of Agile development and testing."

"Gallop is well known in the software testing industry for its services and expertise," says Dave Keil, CEO at QASymphony. "The leadership team understands the intense pressure companies are under to develop high-quality software while working at an agile pace. They are a natural partner for QASymphony as we expand our global distribution network."