Planning and Requirements Gathering
Planning and Requirements Gathering
This stage involves understanding and documenting what the client needs. Stakeholders meet to discuss the project scope, objectives, and deliverables.
This stage involves understanding and documenting what the client needs. Stakeholders meet to discuss the project scope, objectives, and deliverables.
Analyze the project's feasibility from technical, operational, and economic perspectives. This involves risk analysis and the creation of a feasibility report.
Architects and senior developers create the system's architecture and design. This includes choosing technologies, defining system modules, and creating design documents.
Developers write code based on the design documents. This stage involves coding, debugging, and integrating various modules.
Quality Assurance (QA) teams test the software for bugs and issues. This includes unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT).
The software is deployed to a production environment. This stage involves preparing deployment plans, setting up environments, and rolling out the software to users.
Post-deployment, the software requires regular maintenance to fix bugs, make updates, and ensure smooth operation. This includes handling user feedback and troubleshooting issues.
Comprehensive documentation is created for users and developers. Training sessions are conducted to ensure that all stakeholders understand how to use and maintain the software.
After deployment, the team evaluates the project's success and gathers feedback for future improvements. This involves performance metrics analysis and client feedback sessions.
