Any current system must be capable of responding quickly and must be available to users without interruptions. If a system is unable to meet these demands, it may not be able to process transactions in a timely manner, which could lead to revenue loss for an organization.
In some cases, the impact of system downtime may be even greater. For example, if a system is used to provide critical services, such as healthcare or financial services, downtime could result in serious damage to an organization's reputation.

An efficient system in terms of performance must be evaluated through load simulations that allow for the identification of bottlenecks and performance improvements.

We have a team of specialists who are capable of evaluating a system's performance by executing tests that simulate the level of activity the system will face when it is live.

The efficiency of a system can be measured from two perspectives: a user's perspective, as its capacity to respond quickly, and an organization's perspective, in terms of resource consumption. In the latter case, optimizing resource consumption could translate into significant savings.