NextAge Introduces AI-Driven Innovation, Strengthening U.S. Market Position

According to Mordor Intelligence (2023), the IT staff augmentation market was valued at almost $164.07 billion, with projections to reach $196.81 billion by 2029. To keep up with the growing complexity of the software development field, this market has included AI tools to optimize its processes.

The use of AI agents in software development is not just a trend, being considered more like a necessity. This technology offers an intelligent way to optimize developers’ work, especially by doing repetitive tasks and detecting errors quickly, enable professionals to focus on strategic demands. According to Stack Overflow (2023), this tool can reduce bugs by up to 40% due to real-time corrections.

NextAge is riding this wave of growth, being aware of the new global industry trends. With this in mind, the company has launched a new vertical: Quality Center.

At Quality Center, you have NextAge’s specialized team focused on ensuring the highest quality for systems, applications, or platforms. With years of experience in complex projects and accelerated by proprietary technology, TestBooster, it delivers a complete, efficient, and neutral approach to software testing. It is the perfect solution for businesses looking to optimize their testing time and enhance their Quality Assurance (QA) processes without expanding their dedicated workforce.

The product is specifically designed for companies with software solutions, such as SaaS platforms, ERPs, and more. It has already been tested in over 20 projects within NextAge and is now being introduced to the U.S. market. According to Juliano Haus, director and co-founder of NextAge, the launch of Quality Center is a milestone:

“The launch of the Quality Center vertical in the United States is a game-changer in consolidating NextAge’s work culture, which is always focused on delivering results to clients, regardless of where we are in the world.”

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Quality Center: Disrupted Solution in Brazil and in the United States

 

NextAge has a well-established global strategy, with clients in more than 10 countries across Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. For 2025, the company’s strategy is to strengthen its business within the U.S. market.

The launch of Quality Center matches with NextAge’s participation in the SoftLanding USA program, which supports the expansion of IT companies into the U.S.

During the event, director Juliano Haus launched the new solution in a pitch that stood out during the round of presentations of Brazilian companies, reinforcing Quality Center’s potential in the American market.

NextAge has an innovative approach, already tested and approved both in Brazil and international markets, solidifying its reputation as a reference in the sector.

With the development of Quality Booster, the company strengthens its reputation and ability to offer high-impact, customized solutions to global clients. The company expects that this new vertical will further solidify NextAge’s presence in the United States market and expand its business opportunities in the international landscape.