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| • | First, the client briefly describes the project. Then we thoroughly discuss it before giving an approximate estimate of the cost and time required to do the work. | |||||||
| 1. Client defines the task and gives the initial information for the project. | ||||||||
| 2. Reckon Biretta aproject manager asks additional questions to clarify the work to be done. | ||||||||
| 3. Reckon Biretta provides client with a preliminary project cost estimate. | ||||||||
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Architecture | |||||||
| • | During this phase we create a HTML-prototype of the project, elaborate the Functional Specification (FS) and give an exact cost and time estimate for the project. | |||||||
| 1. Reckon Biretta creates HTML-prototype and publishes it online on our server. | ||||||||
| 2. Reckon Biretta elaborates Functional Specifications as well as exact time and cost estimates | ||||||||
| 3. Client takes the decision whether to assign the project to our company. | ||||||||
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Development | |||||||
| • | The actual work on offshore web development of ecommerce software project includes several simultaneous processes. Client is provided with the capability to control the progress on each of the activities at any development stage. The HTML-prototype originally shown to the client is replaced, step-by-step, with a full-scale solution. The processes are: | |||||||
| 1. Database Scheme Design 2. Graphic Design 3. Development 4. Testing 5. Control |
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Launch | |||||||
| • | The final project phase includes setting up of the hosting infrastructure, solution tune up and support. | |||||||
| 1. Set up at client hosting 2. Tune up 3. Customer personnel education 4. Launch of the solution |
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• | Reckon Biretta provides ongoing maintenance of the solution. If client needs to add new functionality to the solution, work on the project starts from the first phase. | ||||||
