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Product Development and Delivery Model
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Our Product delivery process differs from conventional methodologies in its balanced
approach to technical implementation and user-centered design. This approach effectively
integrates strategic, technology and creative products while maintaining the discipline
of IT-based project management. The result is a structure that allows both Visions@work
and client project teams to efficiently deploy and manage complex, custom products.
This entire approach is based on the understanding that product strategy and development
is an iterative and ongoing process.
The initial phase is characterized by an exchange of ideas and information between
your staff and the visions@work team to reveal the needs and requirements of the
product. In this phase, the team works with you to understand the scope and details
of your business processes as well as your defining goals for the project at the
business, brand, user, and technology levels. We gain this understanding by working
closely with your team, interviewing members of your organization, talking with
current and/or potential application users, and reviewing your internal and external
literature. The goals and requirements identified during this phase set the agenda
for the project's development.
The Design phase yields the primary Interface Design, Visual Design, and Technical
Architecture Specification of the product. This phase is driven by project goals
and user needs as defined in the Project Charter. Iterations are reviewed with the
client throughout the phase. This phase also includes Brand Development and User
Understanding components. The results of this phase form the basis of the Development
phase.
Building on the design phase, the Develop phase includes Code Development, Design
Integration, Final Application Development and QA Testing. In this phase, Engineers
develop the code that gives the product its functionality and integrates the code
with the product's design. This phase also includes QA testing.
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