• iRise Helps Enterprises "Test Drive" Business Applications Before Deployment

    Thursday, April 30th, 2009

    Leena Rao currently works as a writer for TechCrunch. She recently finished graduate school at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where she studied business journalism and videography. From 2004 to 2007, she helped lead Congresswoman Carloyn Maloney’s community outreach and relations efforts in New York City. She graduated from Columbia University in 2003, where she was... → Learn More

    iRise is a software company that lets companies “visualize” models and prototype business applications before they are built so businesses can test drive the software. The ability to visualize business applications before they are officially deployed (or a single line of code is written) lets enterprises test drive apps, then quickly and cost-efficiently correct any problems.

    iRise says its software helps large companies cut at least 30% of their application development cost and deliver more successful systems twice as fast. iRise’s software is gaining popularity amongst Fortune 500 and big-name companies-UPS, The New York Times, Morgan Stanley, Delta Air Lines, and American Express all use the visualization software.

    iRise can be used to visualize any software that has a user interface: new Web applications, portals, enhancements to existing systems, customizations to packaged implementations, as well as mobile applications. But the software isn’t cheap-its around $7000 per user, which to a small or mid-size business may be too much to spend on a software application, especially in the current economy.

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    • http://www.irise.com Mitch Bishop

      Nice article Leena. One clarification for readers at small or mid-size companies: iRise pricing starts at $3,500 for these organizations. And when you consider that you’re eliminating rework (which typically costs companies 30% of their project budgets) the ROI is compelling. On a $500K project that’s like handing the CIO a check back for $150K.

      Mitch Bishop
      CMO
      iRise

    • http://www.irise.com Mitch Bishop

      Nice article Leena. One clarification for readers at small or mid-size companies: iRise pricing starts at $3,500 for these organizations. And when you consider that you’re eliminating rework (which typically costs companies 30% of their project budgets) the ROI is compelling. On a $500K project that’s like handing the CIO a check back for $150K.

      Mitch Bishop
      CMO
      iRise

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