There are three phases to a Application Delivery. Onsite phases may be performed by a combination of meetings at the customer site, and/or video conferencing.
Phase I Project setup (1 week) – including:
- Hi-level Project Description and Scope
- RJB/Customer Org. Chart with Resource Assignments
- Project communications structure
- Hardware/software environment
- Problem tracking system
- Time tracking system
Phase II Project Scoping (1 – 4+ weeks depending on project size) – articulate High Level Requirements and Architecture, Approach, Cost, and Schedule
- Collection of pertinent project information from client Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
- Off-site analysis of all information collected with follow-up meetings or conference calls, as required, to verify information and assumptions.
- Presentation of Findings to client, including High Level Requirements and Architecture, Approach, Cost, and Schedule
Phase III Delivery Phase (schedule is project dependent)
- Create Manufactured Prototype
- Create Detailed Project Plan
- Create Detailed Architecture and Design
- Create Detailed Framework/Component Design and Plan
- Create Test Strategy and Test Plan
- Create Quality Review schedules and documentation
- Execute Agile Sprints for Feature/Functionality development
- User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Production Release
