How a project is made and deliverd to client? please put all
detailed steps internally?
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A Project as awhole from inception to Delivery is an Eight
Step Process. Broadly they are
Proposing , Planning, analysing, Designing, Building,
Testing, Implementing, Maintainenece
In Brief Proposing is a Four step Process, Defining initial
Planning document with subheads of Introduction, Business
Proble,Current Tech Environment and Technical Architecture.
Then comes Palnning with almost 6 subheads: Define the
scope , Business Oppurtunity, Indetify stake Holeder
requirements , Scope constraints, Sponsor , Indetify
Project Team and Develop a Plan.
Analysing is what is broadly into Business flow,
constraints
Designing is four step Intial design with expert review
followed by Detailed Design and review.
Building includes H/W environment, Security, Tech Arch
etc.......
Testing - Unit testing followed by Integrating test and
system tests.
Implelemting and Maintanace
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Initiating, planning, executing and controling and closure
of project.
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