At Itransition, we use a software development process that is fully documented and constantly improved. It is based on best practices and industry standards like Rational Unified Process, Oracle PJM, ISO 9001:2000 and CMM certificate standards. This process enables us to successfully develop projects within your budget and time frames without compromising our traditional top quality.

A typical software development project has several phases, with the key ones being:

Inception

Project start and initial requirements collection. Takes 5-10% of the project time.

Elaboration

Requirements collection and analysis, planning, creation of design and architecture of the system take place in this phase. Takes 20-30% of the time.

Construction

The biggest part, where most of the coding, development, and testing are performed. Takes 50-70% of time.

Transition

Delivery of work results to the customer and the product installation. Takes about 10% of time.

These four stages are an integral part of any project. But then, depending on the complexity of a project, its budget and customer goals, a project may or may not contain some parts, like user documentation preparation, extended technical documentation development, extra testing, etc.