Experts in Software Testing and Monitoring
JDS Australia (JDS) provides testing and monitoring solutions to ensure critical IT systems are available and performing as and when required.
We provide specialist services to a broad spectrum of industries and market leading organisations. Our standing in this industry is confirmed by:
- winning the coveted Mercury / HP Software Solutions Partner Excellence Award in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.
- providing HP Software Training to HP staff and HP partners
- being invited by HP Software to review upcoming Product Certification Examinations
If you require any further information regarding application monitoring, functional, performance, security testing or product and services quotes, please contact us.
January 18th, 2012 Posted by Donna Thompson
Was it a bird? Was it a plane? No….it was JDS racing for charity!
JDS participates in the Annual Corporate Games 25-27 November 2011.
Listed as one of the top 50 best places to work in Australia by BRW, JDS is constantly engaging its people to develop skills, teamwork, and a unique sense of corporate spirit. Participating in the annual Australian Corporate Games for the fourth year running was no different, with the upside contributing to a well deserving charity, the Epilepsy Foundation.
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January 17th, 2012 Posted by Donna Thompson
JDS, a leading IT consulting company that specialises in application performance through monitoring and testing has further solidified its affiliation with HP by participating at the HP Discovery EMEA conference held in Vienna in December, 2011.
Already a leading source of HP certified professionals in the marketplace in Australia, JDS joined the event to leverage the strategic and operational developments for its ever increasing client base.
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September 27th, 2011 Posted by Stuart Moncrieff
JDS Australia’s work at RMIT, performance testing the MyResults (student results) website, has been written up by HP as a case study.
Twice a year, RMIT publishes course results for its students on the student portal of the university’s website. These two days in the calendar generate the highest volume of website traffic. With such huge spikes experienced in a 24-hour period, RMIT’s student portal was being saturated and not handling the volume effectively. This resulted in poor performance and students reported difficulties in accessing their results in a timely fashion.
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