Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Standards
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This lifecycle coming from the industrial IT factories, and adapted to the size of small to medium businesses, is a warranty to get a solid well built e-commerce solution, tailored exactly to your needs.
Phase 1: PLANNING
Required to determine the feasibility of whether the project should proceed or not.
Produces a high level overview document of the project which relates to the project requirements and scope.
Phase 2: DEFINITION
Defines what, when, who, and how the project will be carried out. This phase expands on the high-level project outline and provides a specific and detailed project definition. A project development is team chosen and a Project Manager appointed.
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Phase 3: ANALYSIS
Required to understand and document the user's needs for the system. Documents in detail the scope, business objectives and requirements of the system. Emphasizes what the system is to do
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Phase 4: DESIGN
Describes how the proposed system is to be built.
The design is specific to the technical requirements the system will be required to operate on and the tools used in building the system. Impacts the build and implementation phases of the SDLC. Describes movement of data between operational databases and the data warehouse.
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Phase 5: BUILD
Deals with the development, unit testing and integration testing of the system modules, screens and reports and data replication to the data warehouse if required. Carried out in parallel with the development of user procedures and user documentation from the implementation phase.
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Phase 6: IMPLEMENTATION
Prepare for and carry out the implementation of the developed system through user acceptance testing to full production and warehouse population.
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