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The
offshore development process usually begins at
the customer's site. A team of analysts led by
a Project Manager carry out the initial requirements
definition and analysis in consultation with the
customer. The design, development, and testing
phases are carried out at the offshore development
center with a larger team. The acceptance testing,
implementation, installation, and user training
are done at the customer's site. On an average
70% of the total effort is done offshore and 30%
onsite.
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A Project Manager from
the development team and a Project Coordinator
from the customer's end are nominated to
oversee the entire project.
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To start with, the Project
Manager and a team of engineers from Technopus
gets in touch with the customer's office
to establish rapport with the Project Coordinator,
discuss, understand and document requirements,
establish communication protocol and finalize
reporting format and frequency. It is absolutely
necessary that the Project Manager and his
team gain an in-depth understanding of the
requirements and communicate the customer's
vision of the application back to the offshore
center.
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Once the initial requirements
have been understood, the customer's design
approach, development and testing standards
and norms for acceptance, if any, are studied.
A detailed project plan that entails the
resources for the project, duration of the
project, milestones and deliverables to
be achieved is prepared.
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While the Project Manager
and the majority of his team return with
the above information and prepare a project
prototype, architecture and detail design
for the customer's approval.
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Once the customer has
signed off on the requirements and prototype,
the core development team gets going on
the work. Constant interactions between
the project manager and the onsite coordinator
enable quick clarification of any doubts.
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Upon completion of the
project, Technopus team will carry out the
implementation and installation of the project
at the customer's site.
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In certain cases, some
amount of preliminary design is completed
onsite during the Project Manager's visit.
Subsequently, the development and testing
take place.
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In many cases, the various
steps mentioned above overlap, compressing
the total time. The project as envisaged
could include onsite installation and implementation
support followed by offshore maintenance.
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