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QuikCycle is a pioneer in the development of innovative solutions for lab management and test automation. Its software provides for complete test lifecycle management and is in use by service providers and equipment manufacturers around the world.

Technology change for companies deploying new network services -- or manufacturers of devices that require network connectivity -- has never been faster or more complex. For example, market requirements ranging from the expansion of wireless services to deployment of IPTV networks is increasing the pressure on telecommunications service providers to deliver new customer offerings more quickly, more profitably, and across more platforms.

And the same pressure applies to network equipment manufacturers with products ranging from optical switches to storage area networks (SAN), or OEM chip designers, which are driven to meet their customers' network requirements with devices that work consistently, reliably, and in conformance with the needs of the network being used.

But with opportunity comes risk. Failure to get the latest service or network equipment into the market on time -and within quality specifications- can mean millions in lost revenue, whether for service providers or equipment manufacturers.

Companies are seeking new ways to help them mitigate risk and accelerate time-to-market. QuikCycle solutions automate manual steps in the pre-production testing of new network services, infrastructure upgrades, or network devices. As a result, lab management and test engineers can do more testing in less time - while still assuring high quality results. Moreover, this same automation can often reduce capital and operational expenses.

Headquartered in Santa Clara, CA, QuikCycle has R&D centers in both the US and India. Privately held, its management team includes experience gained at leading companies including Nortel, Apple, Caspian Networks, Broadvision, and 3Com, TRW, CA, ShoreTel, Bay Networks and McData among others. QuikCycle was previously known as Lumenaré Networks.