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Latest Press Releases
- April 16, 2013
iRise® Launches iRise for Life Program - January 19, 2013
iRise® Launches Updated Platform to Accelerate Definition and Delivery of Better Software Across Organizations - November 14, 2012
iRise® Awarded Prestigious Supplier Status For United Kingdom's Government G-Cloud Procurement Service - October 24, 2012
iRise® Launches Updated Visualization Platform with New Support for iPhone 5, Windows 8 and Android Tablet Accelerating Development - August 07, 2012
iRise® Enterprise Visualization Now a Business Add-on to ASAP Methodology
Recent Coverage
- January 02, 2013
In this new paradigm of cloud computing, mobile software development and agile distributed teams, it’s more challenging than ever before for software development teams to manage requirements. These days, organizations maintain Web apps, desktop apps and mobile apps. Business logic often overlaps in each. But due to their specific nature, each type of app can come with its own set of requirements. Also, each can present development teams with certain pressures regarding how to collect and maintain requirements.
- December 12, 2012
Providing satisfying user experiences got a lot faster, easier and cheaper once we started visualizing applications with iRise. The visualization platform creates ultra-realistic prototypes that look and act like final coded applications, so that users can try them very early in the development process, before code is written. This empowers teams to have conversations about usability at the beginning of the development cycle, when changes are easy and inexpensive to make.
- December 05, 2012
Software provider iRise calls many of the world’s leading financial institutions its clients. With its innovative visualization software, iRise helps companies test-drive apps and websites without having to load them with data or full functionality. Bank Innovation TV looks at one iRise simulations called SimTransit.
- August 31, 2012
One of the key benefits of the iRise enterprise platform is that it serves as a central communication platform to drive all phases of the software development life-cycle, from the concept phase to launch. Along the way, it allows both the business and its stakeholders to test drive applications before building them. In the article, Barnes talks about how iRise helped his application development team demonstrate various applications and workflow process to the Olympic organizing committee before they were actually coded. For such a large and important event like the Olympic games, there is little room for error. The ability to demo apps to the committee and accurately confirm they were building the right solution was key.
- July 09, 2012
College students have made apps for smartphones and tablets before, but now there are services like iRise available to help them invent apps without knowing how to technically put it together.
iRise makes software that allows people to create prototypes for apps without actually writing the code. Basically, it allows someone with a business idea and limited computer skills to showcase their idea for potential investors. Recently, iRise launched their an on campus program allowing students at American, Harvard University, New York University and the University of Southern California to use their software for free.
- April 24, 2012
Atlassian's Confluence collaboration platform picked up a nifty new tool today with the announcement of iRise visualization technology integration.
- April 19, 2012
Enterprise visualization software company iRise has released version 8.10 of its visual prototyping platform this week. In response to increasingly high user expectations and "consumerization of IT" trends, iRise says that it has produced a means of creating ultra-realistic visual simulations of new iPad and Android apps.
- April 17, 2012
Are your SMB's mobile apps any good? IT chief for Lotus F1 racing team shares how he answered that question and improved mobile app development techniques.
- February 28, 2012
Users could be encouraged to "kick the tyres" on new iPhone apps, make suggestions and give feedback long before a single line of code is ever written -- a process which could (arguably) reduce the pains and stresses of poorly requested requirements in the first place.
- February 28, 2012
While iRise's "democratizing of development" catch line may cause a little recoil with development purists who see dumbed down application controls being put in the hands of laymen (and laywomen), there is an argument here suggesting that users could be encouraged to "kick the tires" on new iPhone apps, make suggestions, and give feedback long before a single line of code is ever written — a process which could (arguably) reduce the pains and stresses of poorly requested requirements in the first place.
- February 14, 2012
If you have an idea for a new smartphone application, then you might be pleased to learn that iRise Studio App prototyping software has now arrived on Mac systems. iRise Studio has been designed to enable ideas for the next block buster smartphone application to be drafted together to enable investors and designers to get a much better idea of whats involved before fully committing.
- February 13, 2012
Enterprise application developer iRise has brought its iRise Studio to the Mac, enabling rapid prototyping of mobile apps that can be tested on-screen early on in the development process rather than towards the end.
- January 05, 2012
iRise wants to change the way companies build software. The old waterfall development paradigm has failed so frequently that a new approach is needed. In the view of iRise, the problem is that words are insufficient to describe what business people want.
- December 07, 2011
This new software from iRise will help companies deal with ever- shorter business application development cycles. This latest release will be a part of the iRise suite of tools, which will create visual prototypes, well before a single line of code is written. The new software will create a prototype that will not only look but also act like the real thing.
- December 07, 2011
When you want to get IT to build an application for you, what hoops do you have to jump through? iRise makes it easy to visually model your desired application along with simulating how it behaves … what happens when a key is pressed, when the mouse passes over an element, when data is changed … all of those events and behaviors can be modeled and a report and model generated for reference purposes.
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