Our Process

For efficient project management, we employ different software development methodologies that go in line with the projects.

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Agile Development Process

We apply Agile methodology where requirement change is likely to occur in projects that we undertake. We follow a short and regular application-development life cycle to provide working features as often as possible and integrate them into changes with equal ease. This approach encourages a very good working relationship with competent interaction during the progress of the project.

  • Iterative and IncrementalWork is divided into small, manageable units called sprints, typically lasting 2-4 weeks.
  • CollaborativeInvolves continuous collaboration among team members and stakeholders.
  • Adaptive PlanningEmphasizes flexibility to adapt to changing requirements throughout the development process.
  • Continuous ImprovementRegular retrospectives and reviews to improve processes and products.

Sample Project: Developing a custom eCommerce platform where features and user requirements evolve based on market trends and user feedback.

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Scrum

We often use Scrum methodology to make large projects more manageable by breaking them down into individually labeled sprints to keep you involved at every turn. Daily scrum meetings are a constant source of information for sprint review. You own full control because moving priorities and features around within each sprint ensures the desired objectives are met.

  • Time-Boxed SprintsTypically 2-4 weeks with defined goals.
  • Defined RolesProduct Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team.
  • ArtifactsProduct Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment.
  • CeremoniesSprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.

Sample Project: Building a mobile app where new features are continuously added and refined based on user testing and sprint reviews.

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Waterfall Model

We offer you a clear and specific plan for managing the project if you are willing to adopt the waterfall development model. One thing that makes this approach more fitting for use is avoiding chances of making mistakes. With waterfall, you get the estimated time frame from the start of the project to the time when the project will be complete.

  • Sequential PhasesRequirements, Design, Implementation, Verification, and Maintenance.
  • Fixed RequirementsDefined upfront and not expected to change.
  • DocumentationExtensive documentation at each phase.
  • Phase CompletionEach phase must be completed before the next begins.

Sample Project: Developing an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system where all requirements are known upfront and need to be executed in a predefined sequence.

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Feature-Driven Development (FDD)

With FDD development methodology, we allow you to have collaborative sessions with the development team to figure out the features and keep track of the scope.

  • Feature-Based DevelopmentOrganizes work around features.
  • Domain Object ModelingCreating models based on real-world domains.
  • Regular BuildsFrequent builds with features added incrementally.
  • Progress ReportingRegular updates on progress.

Sample Project: Creating a customer relationship management (CRM) system where features are prioritized and delivered incrementally, allowing for continuous improvements and additions.

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DevOps

We use DevOps practices in order to be able to deliver features and updates more quickly, and at the same time reduce the number of bugs that one encounters and so on. This practice aligns the development with the operations to close the gap. This makes it easy to create and maintain a loop of integrating, delivering, and deploying.

  • Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)Automated testing and deployment.
  • CollaborationIntegrates development and operations teams.
  • MonitoringContinuous monitoring of applications and infrastructure.
  • AutomationEmphasis on automation for efficiency and reliability.

Sample Project: Developing a cloud-based service where updates and new features are deployed continuously, requiring automated testing and deployment processes.

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