Bring your vision to life with iRise
iRise empowers interaction designers and UX professionals to quickly assemble working prototypes that mimic the exact look and behavior of proposed applications — without coding. Imagine being able to actively engage clients and rapidly iterate to the right design on the fly instead of pouring over low-fidelity mockups or static images.
Whether designing a simple website or a complex Rich Internet Application, bring user-centered design to the forefront of the software development process with iRise.
Visualization from iRise is the answer. iRise gives businesses and IT the ability to visualize the end state of application consolidation projects early in the process. Stakeholders can see and interact with the proposed application in a fully immersive high fidelity simulation that can be quickly changed to get to the right answer fast. False starts and cost overruns are eliminated since everyone is literally on the same page. No more stalling; get to the final result faster.
iRise Visualization Software
iRise is a powerful visualization tool used by anyone that is faced with quickly and accurately documenting business needs for software projects and then validating those requirements with stakeholders. Use iRise to rapidly iterate to the right answers faster.
iRise is the only way that stakeholders can get a fully immersive, interactive look at software before any coding; reducing confusion, eliminating rework and speeding up delivery.
Create simulations for users with real data 
Quick to assemble and compelling to use, iRise simulations provide a live "test drive" of applications before they're built. In many cases, they are indistinguishable from what will become the final system.
Collaborate online in real time
Working together at the start of projects helps to both reduce the amount of time spent defining requirements, and leads to a reduction in churn and rework late in the development process.
Capture requirements in context
Gathering requirements is easy, right? Wrong. Gathering ambiguous or incorrect requirements is trouble free – until you have to deliver the system. Using a visual approach to elicit requirements gets everyone on the same page.
Publish globally with iDocs
Sometimes, the people you need input from aren't on your network. Sometimes, the people you need input from are on an airplane. iRise provides multiple ways of collaborating for your team.
Provide guided reviews with live feedback
There's no such thing as a good surprise on a project. Timely and well-managed feedback is essential. iRise helps teams to aggregate feedback from people within your network as well as those without.
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iRise Customers
Visualization is quickly becoming a critical competitive advantage for businesses to more effectively communicate their needs to technology teams and give everyone involved the ability to fully experience applications before they are built.
Companies of all sizes like General Motors, UPS, Wachovia, Manpower, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, and many others use iRise to “test drive” their applications before building, which accelerates time to revenue, improves customer experience, and drives costs down.
• Deloitte Consulting
• Accenture
• British Petroleum
• General Motors
• Delta Air Lines
• Northrop Grumman
• Xerox
• UPS
• Colgate Palmolive
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• Home Depot
• eBay
• U.S. FDIC
• Qwest Communications
• Stub Hub
• ePrize
• Wells Fargo
• March of Dimes
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Get there faster by visualizing first
- Business stakeholders get on board with consolidation projects faster, with less confusion
- Dramatic savings and business efficiencies are delivered in a fraction of the time it would take without visualization
- Cost overruns are virtually eliminated since everyone is working from the same unambiguous visual blueprint
- Consolidation projects are delivered on time since there is no confusion on what to build
- Expectations are more effectively managed during the entire project
- Business now has an effective way to visualize critical systems before coding; eliminating changing requirements mid-stream