With the rate at which software companies are rising across the country – new firms posing as threats to well-established ones and then being run out of the market on various grounds – we decided that marking a mark on the market is not an easy joke. Quality is a factor that we give a great deal of importance to, because ultimately we feel that it is a measure of our efficiency.

Right from the processes that we follow to the products we deliver, we ensure that the essence of quality is maintained. There can be no apt definition of the word “quality” in the English language and attempting to do so would unconsciously invoke the use of the word itself. Therefore, we choose to go by the universal definition yielding the words “superiority” and “the best in the business”. The people we choose as part of our team, the facility we inhabit, the processes we carry forward and the deliverables – we promise that everything would be high-quality.

This leads us to the question of how we define quality.