Computing Alternatives
A successful software development project satisfies the customer’s requirements, is developed on time and under-budget, and is adaptable to changing requirements. In the IT world it is believed that the key to developing a successful system is to follow a disciplined process or methodology when organizing the efforts of a team of developers. However, Computing Alternatives does not force you to adapt to a specific methodology (Waterfall, Agile, Unified Process, etc.) by the book.
Instead we focus on the problem your business is trying to solve and use an appropriate mix-and-match of tools that increases productivity and helps ensure successful completion of your projects.
Instead of lengthy text, we believe in the philosophy of "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words." We therefore follow a process that utilizes more visual tools such as flow charts, use cases, screen mockups, data models, process models, DFDs, decision trees, and truth tables to help your business implement the most efficient solutions.
A successful software development project satisfies the customer’s requirements, is developed on time and under-budget, and is adaptable to changing requirements. In the IT world it is believed that the key to developing a successful system is to follow a disciplined process or methodology when organizing the efforts of a team of developers. However, Computing Alternatives does not force you to adapt to a specific methodology (Waterfall, Agile, Unified Process, etc.) by the book.