Five steps to your success

1. Inception:
   • Request for proposal
     Everything begins from your request with the project specifications. These can be either detailed like a complete functional specification, or general like your business needs description.
   • Creating shared vision and defining key functionality
     After getting your request our business analysts contact with you to define high-level vision of the system as well as its key functionality.
   • Techno-Commercial Proposal
     JetIdeas team roughly estimates the costs, schedule and risks associated with the project and submits to you a no-obligation business proposal containing a rough estimation of project costs and suggested pricing model for your approval.
   • Agreement
     Both sides sign an official agreement defining the aspects of sides’ interaction, level of services, terms of payments etc.
2. Building System Architecture:
   • Getting a More Detailed Understanding of the Requirements
     Understanding your requirements correctly means 50% of project success. Therefore before implementation starts, our business analysts closely negotiate with future users of the system. This helps us to create an integral vision of the system and elaborate requirements, taking into consideration most opinions.
   • Designing the architecture
     Having the most requirements defined, we create a skeleton structure of the system – the architecture
   • Solution prototyping
     To understand we are on a right way, we create the prototype in which implement the most critical requirements (10-15%). After you approve the prototype, we move on.
3. Implementation:
   This is in fact an actual code writing process. At implementation stage the project requirements are being iteratively transferred to a working system. After each iteration (usually takes 2-4 weeks) you get a tested part of system functionality
4. Transition:
   The focus of the transition stage is to ensure that the software fully addresses the needs of its users. The Transition phase normally includes testing the product in preparation for release and making minor adjustments based on user feedback
5. Support and maintenance:
   After the project is completed we enter the support phase. Its duration should be defined in the Agreement. Usually it means that during the support phase all arising problems will be fixed for free.