ProgLogixs' software development process lays adequate emphasis on quality by encouraging periodic reviews and checks by peers and clients, to make sure that final deliverable meets the professional and engineering standards of the client. |
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Methodology
Our extensive project execution experience gives ProgLogix's methodology a genuine edge in the industry. Ever evolving, our methodology is regularly analyzed internally and adjusted to consistently keep pace with the rapid changes brought about by emerging technological solutions. Governing this methodology is ProgLogix's Quality Management System (QMS), designed with an eye towards the dynamics of the market and integrating an appropriate blend of the classic waterfall and agile methodologies.
The focus, of course, always remains on confirming on-time, quality deliveries so as to enable our clients to fulfill their timelines and meet their financial goals. This ensures consistent value on every project. In fact, ProgLogix' value proposition is aptly summed up in the following illustration:
As far as how the QMS works within ProgLogix methodology, we've defined two separate sets of emergent processes: Stage and Core.
Stage Processes:
Stage processes pertain specifically to a particular stage in a project, such as design or testing. These processes emerge when the specific stage in the project life cycle is reached, and they determine the implementation solution for that stage.
These processes are an integral part of any project execution yet do not directly relate to technical output. Providing a framework of checks and balances, these processes align projects with our organizational vision of on-time quality delivery by supporting the smooth implementation of stage processes.
The following illustration offers a representation of how these two processes co-exist and work together at the core of process development:
The following illustration offers a visual summary of a basic project methodology, from the initial Analytical stages through to Deployment
