Services

Analysis

We ensure that the system being designed meets the needs of the stakeholders and is implemented in a timely and cost-effective manner by:

1. Understanding the problem domain: Before designing a system, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the problem domain. This involves identifying the stakeholders, their needs, and the business processes involved.
2. Defining the system requirements: Once the problem domain is understood, the next step is to define the system requirements. This involves identifying the functional and non-functional requirements of the system.
3. Designing the system: Based on the requirements, the system is designed using various tools and techniques such as data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and use cases.
4. Identifying potential issues: During the analysis phase, potential issues with the system design are identified and addressed. These issues could be related to performance, usability, or security.
5. Identifying opportunities for improvement: Systems analysis also involves identifying opportunities for improvement in the existing system. This could involve streamlining business processes, improving performance, or enhancing the user experience.
6. Creating a plan for implementation: Once the system design is finalized, a plan for implementation is created. This involves identifying the resources required, estimating the project timeline, and creating a budget.

Design

In systems design we create a detailed plan for the system that meets the requirements we identified in the systems analysis phase, is technically feasible, and can be implemented within the constraints of the project. We do:

1. Detailed system architecture: In systems design, a detailed system architecture is developed that outlines the various components of the system, how they interact with each other, and their relationships.
2. Detailed system specifications: Based on the requirements gathered during the systems analysis phase, detailed system specifications are developed. These specifications include technical details such as hardware requirements, software requirements, and network requirements.
3. User interface design: The design of the user interface is an essential aspect of systems design. The user interface should be intuitive, easy to use, and visually appealing.
4. Data design: Here we defining the data structures, data types, and data storage requirements for the system. This includes database design, data flow diagrams, and data dictionary.
5. System testing plan: Here we ensure that the system meets the requirements and performs as expected. This includes creating test cases, test scripts, and defining the testing environment.
6. Implementation plan: Here we then make an implementation plan that outlines the steps necessary to deploy and launch the system. This includes defining the installation process, training requirements, and support mechanisms.

Development

We create a functioning software system that meets the requirements identified in the systems analysis and design phases, scalable, maintainable, and performs as expected. We have a team of experienced developers, designers, and testers to work together to ensure that the system meets the needs of the stakeholders.

1. Code development: We write the code for the system. This involves selecting the programming language, creating the data structures, and implementing the algorithms.
2. System testing: System testing is a critical component of systems development. It involves testing the system to ensure that it meets the requirements and performs as expected. This includes unit testing, integration testing, and system testing.
3. Documentation: Documentation is a critical component of systems development. This includes documenting the code, system architecture, testing results, and user manuals.
4. User acceptance testing: Once the system is developed, it is tested by end-users to ensure that it meets the requirements and is easy to use.

Testing

The goal of systems testing is to identify and fix any issues with the system before it is deployed to production.

Go-Live

We deploy the system to production with our team of experienced deployment specialists who can manage the deployment process, address any issues that arise, and provide training and support to end-users. We ensures that the system meets the needs of the stakeholders and performs as expected in the production environment.