Phase 1 Project quotation
As soon as you send a request a personal project manager is setup to work with you. If the project is a known solution you receive a Project Proposal within 5 hours. The Proposal will serve as a base for further negotiation and discussions.

Phase 2 Requirements Gathering
Our Project Managers conduct Joint Application Development (JAD) sessions with the client. These are brainstorming sessions that help determine the business objectives and marketing goals. Prototype storyboards or screen layouts are used for role-playing.

Phase 3 Technical Architecture
Our Technical Architects advise the client on options available to him with respect to architectural approaches and technology solutions for project implementation.

Phase 4 Confirmation
Based on the architecture and technology chosen, the development team of Programmers, graphic designers and project managers draft a development plan for the project with cost and time estimates.

Phase 5 Incremental Development
This is the stage where the project is actually off the ground. IT Wise Solutions builds the application in progressive phases or increments. Incremental delivery permits experimentation of complex solutions during the course of development. This approach facilitates modifications through hands-on exposure to the delivered increment.

Phase 6 Installation and Training
Once the system is installed on the production servers, comprehensive training is extended to the client's IT/ MIS personnel; not only to administer and maintain it, but also to understand the underlying technology and development tools. The end-users are trained to use the application effectively. Follow-up action in terms of close monitoring of the system and applications ensures immediate response to issues.

This development process allows us to guarantee:

• On-time completion of the project
• Delivery of a high-quality system meeting your business requirements
• Development of a flexible, easy to use and modify (in case you need some enhancements in future) system