How We Work
Business and Systems Analysis
Our business and system analyst teams understand your detailed requirements and priorities while adding value from our consulting experience. We work with you through the process; from understanding your application requirements as well as message and information dissemination requirements to organizing content and building application; from creating a customized navigational structure and effective user interface design to establishing delivery and service infrastructure.
Statement of Work
The cornerstone of the Development Process is the Statement of Work (SOW) document that we author based on your requirements. The level of detail in the SOW document varies based on the size and scope of a project. For larger projects, the SOW document lists not only what we will deliver, but also blueprints roles and responsibilities of the organizations, functions and people involved. The blueprint is developed collaboratively and serves as a reference for project completion. The blueprint includes your application requirements, design preferences, process flows, sitemap and navigation, milestones, component checklists, relationship maps, Infrastructure and Delivery plans.
Sitemap
The sitemap is a chart outlining all the pages of your Web site. It lists each page and shows how they will link to one another.
Design Preferences
Design preferences help us determine a theme/ look for your site. We review your current website as well as your competitor sites to determine your design choices.
Process Flows
Many sites require integration with third-party components. This may include anything from credit card processors to SCM to CRM systems. We use the process flow document to outline how our code will interact with these components.
Milestones
Milestones allow us to group project functionality in to logical stages for smooth rollout down the road. This allows us to test each stage independent of ongoing work. With larger scale projects we can even launch full feature milestones to a production server.
Component Checklist
As functionality is established during the planning and development stage, the component checklist serves as a reference to the basic functionality that is required for each part of the project. When the project goes through the Quality Assurance phase, this document is used to determine that the required functionality is available.
Database Structure
Our Technical Architect will design and deploy the project’s database structure during the planning phases based on the functionality established in or discussions with the client and documented in the Statement of Work.
Infrastructure and Maintenance
We establish IT infrastructure requirements for the project before development begins. We work to ensure that the application performs in the production environment as well as it will in the development environment.
Our business and system analyst teams understand your detailed requirements and priorities while adding value from our consulting experience. We work with you through the process; from understanding your application requirements as well as message and information dissemination requirements to organizing content and building application; from creating a customized navigational structure and effective user interface design to establishing delivery and service infrastructure.
Statement of Work
The cornerstone of the Development Process is the Statement of Work (SOW) document that we author based on your requirements. The level of detail in the SOW document varies based on the size and scope of a project. For larger projects, the SOW document lists not only what we will deliver, but also blueprints roles and responsibilities of the organizations, functions and people involved. The blueprint is developed collaboratively and serves as a reference for project completion. The blueprint includes your application requirements, design preferences, process flows, sitemap and navigation, milestones, component checklists, relationship maps, Infrastructure and Delivery plans.
Sitemap
The sitemap is a chart outlining all the pages of your Web site. It lists each page and shows how they will link to one another.
Design Preferences
Design preferences help us determine a theme/ look for your site. We review your current website as well as your competitor sites to determine your design choices.
Process Flows
Many sites require integration with third-party components. This may include anything from credit card processors to SCM to CRM systems. We use the process flow document to outline how our code will interact with these components.
Milestones
Milestones allow us to group project functionality in to logical stages for smooth rollout down the road. This allows us to test each stage independent of ongoing work. With larger scale projects we can even launch full feature milestones to a production server.
Component Checklist
As functionality is established during the planning and development stage, the component checklist serves as a reference to the basic functionality that is required for each part of the project. When the project goes through the Quality Assurance phase, this document is used to determine that the required functionality is available.
Database Structure
Our Technical Architect will design and deploy the project’s database structure during the planning phases based on the functionality established in or discussions with the client and documented in the Statement of Work.
Infrastructure and Maintenance
We establish IT infrastructure requirements for the project before development begins. We work to ensure that the application performs in the production environment as well as it will in the development environment.
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