Approach
The engagement process consists of three important steps.
(1) Define the project
(2) Iterations of design, development and quality assurance
(3) Training and Support
Each step is important for successful completion of the solution however the timeline depends upon the type and complexity of the project.
(1) Define the project
(2) Iterations of design, development and quality assurance
(3) Training and Support
Each step is important for successful completion of the solution however the timeline depends upon the type and complexity of the project.
Agile Process
We utilize agile process in our projects. That means flexibility, savings and faster results for you.
In earlier days, the software development process followed "waterflow" methodology. In this methodology, a considerable time was spent upfront in defining complete requirements. These requirements were then sent to architects to come up with the design. After deliberate architecture and design finalization, starts the development. There wasn't any feedback from the business users during the development process. By the time, the development cmpletes, the requirements were no longer valid. Many times the time and money spent on the development resulted in something that the business didn't want. Unfortunately, some companies still follow such waterflow model in development.
We are past waterflow model of development. We embress the new process called "agile process". In this process, we take chunk of requirements in order of priority and release a working software more often rather than delivering the complete software only once. In other words, we make multiple iterations before completing the project and thus providing you ample flexibility in updating the requirements as development proceeds. Also, multiple releases of working software let you test it and provide feedback. Such continual interactions results in a quality product for you which is what our goal is.
In earlier days, the software development process followed "waterflow" methodology. In this methodology, a considerable time was spent upfront in defining complete requirements. These requirements were then sent to architects to come up with the design. After deliberate architecture and design finalization, starts the development. There wasn't any feedback from the business users during the development process. By the time, the development cmpletes, the requirements were no longer valid. Many times the time and money spent on the development resulted in something that the business didn't want. Unfortunately, some companies still follow such waterflow model in development.
We are past waterflow model of development. We embress the new process called "agile process". In this process, we take chunk of requirements in order of priority and release a working software more often rather than delivering the complete software only once. In other words, we make multiple iterations before completing the project and thus providing you ample flexibility in updating the requirements as development proceeds. Also, multiple releases of working software let you test it and provide feedback. Such continual interactions results in a quality product for you which is what our goal is.
Here are some of the features of Agile Process that we follow
- Continuous interaction with business team
- Continuous quality assurance
- Multiple releases of working software for the given functionality
- Customer colloboration rather than negoatiation
- Welcoming change as an opportunity rather than distraction
- Team empowerment for leadership and technical excellence