Enterprise Software Development

Enterprise software development entails the construction of software that standardizes and automates business operations (Customer Relationship Management(CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP), supply chain management, web content creation, and so on.) and synchronizes enterprise-wide data. Enterprise application software (EAS) consists primarily of big modular systems with multiple concurrent users and support high availability.

Product Consulting

01
Introduce

Understanding the capabilities and constraints of the present IT environment, as well as documenting essential business processes and how they're covered by existing software. Eliciting business requirements and concerns regarding the existing and desired business process flows. Analyzing a broad business strategy (for example expected company growth and IT budgets) that may influence architectural and tech choices for planned software. This includes drawing up high-level functional and technical requirements to software. Evaluating the risks of the new system's deployment having a negative impact on business operations (e.g., lost productivity and downtime associated with shifting to new digital procedures, business user training).

02
Planning & Design

Drawing up technical specifications for the new enterprise software. Choosing the architectural style of the new enterprise software system (mainly, point-to-point/event-driven service-based or micro services) and developing its detailed design.
This includes the complete design of an enterprise application integration architecture which incorporates the following: considering how data should flow and whether it needs to be changed into a new format, identifying how many communication protocols will be used between interconnected apps, additional security enhancements are being planned, developing a complete QA plan to verify all unit- and bidirectional calls between integrated systems, backup and recovery procedures, and how well the integrated systems work together, etc.

03
UX & UI Design

UX designers and Business Analysts work together on UX research to understand the target audience and their requirements, goals and mental models. UX designers provide information architecture and define how a user will interact with the system (identifying digital touchpoints). Wireframes are visual representations of basic content structure and functionality created by UX designers. Wireframes get combined into a prototype of the application. The prototype undergoes user testing. Once the prototypes pass user testing, UI designers transform them into full-color graphic interface mockups, which are then given over to front-end developers.

04
Development & Testing

Back-end development is used to build the server side and APIs of new enterprise software. Integration with necessary business software is also included.
Front-end development is used to convert static interface images provided by UI designers into a fully functional enterprise client side and ensure its communication with the server.
Testing allows to examine whether the system matches functionality, performance, security, and integration requirements. Testing is frequently carried out concurrently with development. Training materials should be produced in parallel with software development to assist users in adopting the new system.

05
Deployment

Software is installed and connected with the company's infrastructure. Before releasing complex software, it should go through staging and testing environments so that the team can safely introduce modifications and catch any remaining errors.
This phase includes examining the legacy data to be migrated in order to avoid duplication or inconsistency, deciding on the supported data formats and handling the necessary conversions if several data formats are in use, extracting, transforming and loading the legacy data as well as ETL testing will be done to ensure that data is complete and transformed properly.

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