Our approach to next-gen software development is holistic and extensive. We take a lean and agile approach to build the most competitive solution your business needs by using state-of-the-art technology and methodologies.
The product concept is created and intellectual property (IP) protection is considered. The goal of this step is to identify the problem the software will solve, create a need for it in the marketplace, and determine if there will be a market for it. Product marketing begins at this stage by determining what features the product will have and who the target audience is. A marketing evaluation of a product is performed to determine the marketability of the concept. Market research, competitor analysis, customer surveys, focus groups, and benchmarking are all considered in this step to give the company an idea of whether or not there's a demand for their product
The product requirements phase involves deciding on all of the features necessary for your product. Requirements are listed in terms of user stories, which describe how users will interact with the system. The focus is now on what functions or services the software must be able to perform rather than on internal workings of the system. This step defines who is the target user of the software, what they need it to do and how they will use it
The product design phase involves creating the layout for your program and designing the interface. This step takes all of the requirements defined in the previous stage and decides on how those features will work together to create a solution. How these features interact with each other as well as what information is displayed to users and where it is displayed are now considered
The product construction phase produces the actual code for your program. Your design will be turned into a fully-functional software solution, step by step. Programming languages are chosen and each feature is built according to the specifications of the user story defined in stage 2 of this process.
The product testing phase involves ensuring that your product meets all of the requirements you defined in Stages 2 and 3. This is done by writing test cases, conducting tests, and recording their results. During this stage, any bugs or defects should be reported to the developers so they can be fixed before releasing your software to end users
The product release phase is the final step of software product development. The build is now complete and your program can be released and distributed to end users
This stage manages all changes that are made to the software after its initial release. It includes updating documentation, releasing fixes for bugs/defects, and updating the program to work with new technologies