Process Solutions
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Approach
At Nanosoft, we have chosen to follow the Microsoft Solution Framework Process Model
to support our commitment to reliable, repeatable, customer centric, quality
systems The process model is characterized by emphasizing vision/scope rather
than requirements, having milestones that are customer driven, rather than
development oriented, and using versioned releases rather than including every
feature the first time. The process model consists of four phases: Envisioning,
Planning, Developing and Stabilization. Each phase culminates in a major
milestone:
Envisioning Phase:
The project team is assembled to define the product, and articulate the ultimate
goals for the product in a Vision Statement. The Vision Statement provides clear
direction for the product. The scope of the product is also defined, providing
the limits for a particular version of the product, recognizing that further
development may come in future versions. This phase of the project culminates in
the Vision/Scope Approved milestone.
Planning Phase:
Planning is when customers and the team agree on what to deliver and how to
build it. This is an opportunity to reassess risk, establish priorities, and
finalize estimates for schedules and resources. This phase culminates in the
Project Plan Approved milestone. The project plan includes the functional
specification and a schedule.
Developing Phase:
The approved functional specification and project plan provide the baseline for
focused development to begin. The development team sets a number of interim
delivery milestones, each of which involves a full test/debug/fix cycle. This
phase culminates in the Scope Complete/First Use milestone. At this milestone,
customers and the team, assess the product's functionality and verify that
rollout and support plans are in place. All new development is complete and
deferred functionality is documented for the next release.
Stabilization Phase:
In the Stabilization Phase, the focus of the team changes from creativity and
finding elegant development solutions to rigorously and thoroughly testing the
operational requirements of the product/system. Testing activities are performed
concurrently with code development. Bug finding and fixing becomes the primary
focus. The product is formally turned over to the operations and support groups.
This phase culminates in the Release milestone.
Mission:
To provide Clients with Business Solutions,using appropriate Technology and
Products, leveraging our comprehensive Automotive Experience."The client
industry is characterized by its global presence, complex products, excessive
capacity, shrinking margins, intense pricing pressures, and relentless cost
reduction initiatives. Against this background, use of Information Technology in
the client industry gains greater significance, as IT driven technological
innovation provides many new possibilities for optimizing and reshaping business
processes.
Why Nanosoft?
We provide end-to-end processing services, full service
portfolio to match all your needs. Nanosoft combines innovative global delivery, quality
leadership, and robust processes to take the surprise out of projects. Using
these, we have set international benchmarks in execution excellence that has
translated into measurable results for our customers.
75% faster time-to-market
75% cost savings
75% productivity enhancements
Benefits Beyond the Balance Sheet… To compete
in today's economic environment, companies need to do what they are good at
doing and not try to do everything. The easiest way of doing this is to partner
with a service provider who understands your business and to whom, you can
outsource your non-core, yet critical business processes and focus on your core
competencies.
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