Streamlining Consumer Device Launches With Scalable Engineering & Testing for an American Tech Firm

A leading American technology company faced challenges in integrating hardware and software while aiming for rapid device launches. Fragmented collaboration between development and testing teams, along with inefficient manual testing, slowed down product releases. Scalence provided a comprehensive engineering and testing framework that improved time-to-market, enhanced product quality, and streamlined workflows.

Development, Testing, and Release Management Inefficiencies

The client dealt with disconnected hardware and software teams, resulting in delays in development and testing. Manual testing processes hindered progress, and limited automation raised operational costs. To compete effectively in the consumer device market, the company needed a scalable engineering and testing solution.

End-to-End Engineering & Testing Framework

Scalence deployed a team of over 70 experts in engineering, testing, automation, and program management to create an efficient and high-quality development cycle. The solution was implemented in key phases:

• Integrated Software & Hardware Development: Collaborated with the client to co-develop software and hardware for AR/VR devices, ensuring seamless integration.
• Release Engineering & Automation: Established efficient release management processes, automated build pipelines, and optimized version control to speed up product releases.
• Quality Assurance & CI/CD Implementation: Created automated testing frameworks to reduce manual testing efforts and enhance product reliability.
• Program Management & Lab Support: Managed the entire product lifecycle by overseeing risks, optimizing resources, and setting up lab environments for real-world testing.

Faster Launches, Enhanced Quality, and Cost Savings

Scalence’s engineering and testing framework allowed the client to launch products faster, improve device performance, and reduce operational costs. Automation streamlined testing cycles, minimizing manual effort and increasing efficiency. The centralized approach fostered collaboration among hardware, software, and QA teams, which improved their product reliability and ensured smoother releases.