Key Points:
- Classic software development life cycle
- Business problem definition and product development objective
- Agile Scrum and Kanban development methodologies
- Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services
We can begin your project from any stage:
- Business Requirements Analysis (BRA)
- Conceptualization
- Architecture and Functional Specification
- Development
- Testing
- Release Management
- Training and Product Support
- Maintenance
By using Agile Scrum and Kanban software development methodologies, Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services, we are able to achieve controllable and effective solutions with expected turnaround.
Our Application Development Offerings:
- Custom Application Development
- Web Applications
- Mobile applications
- Client Server
- Standalone
- Web Services
- Reporting
- Integration
- Customization
We Are Completing Projects By Executing:
- Project charter and business case, documentation of user, functional, and system requirements. During that process we examine your business vision, definition and prioritization of functional and non-functional requirements, security and performance requirements, feasibility and risk analysis.
- Examination of an appropriate architecture, system decomposition into component and unit specifications and development of composition plan of whole system. The output of a design activity is a technical plan or blueprint of a system that helps the developers to construct it.
- Construction phase where we transform a design into a running system. While coding, we insist teams to use methods of test-driven development, continuous integration, and short build cycles.
- System testing we start during construction phase by review and inspection of design and code, and by developing test cases. Such approach helps us to achieve better productivity, quality, project stability and seamless integration.
- Implementation, delivery, and cut-over.
By this methodology we are able to comprehend the company business vision, standards, business practices, client requirements, specific IT system environments, and the best approach to be followed. On every project we experience this comprehension as an important learning curve.