Grid-Tools Announces Close Working Partnership With AppLabs
The partnership will help Grid-Tools' customers improve their operations and gain a competitive advantage by using AppLabs' knowledge.
Grid-Tools, a vendor of test data management and information lifecycle management software has announced a closer working partnership with AppLabs, an independent testing, quality management and certification solutions company.
The partnership will help Grid-Tools’ customers improve their operations and gain a competitive advantage by using AppLabs’ knowledge. The relationship will also help to build Grid-Tools' potential in the US, where AppLabs is headquartered.
"Grid-Tools welcomes the chance to develop a closer working partnership with AppLabs," said Huw Price, managing director at Grid-Tools. "AppLabs' specialist services range across all types of quality management, software testing and certification activity. This is a perfect match with Grid-Tools, who are specialists in test data generation and test database management." Huw Price is confident this partnership will complement the expertise each company has in providing quality test data and complete testing solutions.
"AppLabs is enthused to be working with Grid-Tools and being able to position the Grid-Tools software suite to our customers for test data creation and management. We look forward to a long-term business partnership with Grid-Tools," said Scott Andress, VP and global head, Alliances and Service Lines, AppLabs.
AppLabs will now be enabled to recommend, refer and support the deployment of various Grid-Tools software suites – GT Datamaker, Data Test Professional, GT Archive and DataShrink.

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