Digicorp Development Process

Process:

Only perfect coding does not always make for a successful project. That’s why at Digicorp we put great emphasis on process compliance and product and software application quality. We firmly believe that a project's success is dependent upon business objective alignment, controlled project management, proper planning and quality execution.

Our approach to development is to build a framework that supports: consistency, efficiency and scalability. We strive to streamline this process in order to provide our customers with workable solutions that are easy to use and understand. Reaching this goal facilitates open and direct communication between the business model and the technical specifications. At the end of the day, solutions are only relevant if they actually do something productive.

Some of the key features of our methodology are:

• Productive and Efficient project management.
• Proper requirements gathering & analysis, reporting and monitoring, detailed feedback mechanism.
• Process documentation, management visibility, customer visibility.
• Uninterrupted project executions (buffer resources, business continuity)

Digicorp achieves this by excellence through its streamlined processes.

In this endeavor, we have opted out on the following steps:

Strategic planning:

No battle can be won without a plan. So first we understand customer's needs and give them in-depth analysis of the solution. No project starts without a plan.

Requirement Analysis:

Even after the fool proof planning, project can fail if the requirements are not clear. So we spend majority of our time in gathering all the requirements of the client.

Prototyping:

By giving a small working model of the actual project customer gets an idea what his final product will look like. And if customer needs a change, it can be identified earlier in the project life cycle.

Code development:

After giving majority of time to planning and designing, code development although technical, is not a tough task. And above all that we mostly reuse our code from our extensive code library which saves lot of time and testing. Peer to peer review and unit testing are the part of the code development.

Application testing:

Generally testing comes at the end of the project but we believe in testing from the start so even if we can't find each and every bug, we detect their presence from the very early stage of the project avoiding the danger of project failure.

User support and Training:

After deploying the project on the client side it is only useful when the client knows how to use it. So it is our responsibility to train the client for our product.