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DSi looks every project from an architectural perspective to make sure that the developed products are scalable, modularize, easy to maintain, and has long life span. DSi’s architects have 17+ years of experience on IT architecture and design, some of the experience derived from companies such as EDS and IBM.

DSi organize development elements into following three categories that allow DSi to meet its client’s business needs.

Standard application development
Modular application development
Rapid application/prototyping development

Use:

  • Fixed price contracts
  • Hourly contracts
  • Staffing contracts

Benefits:

  • Fully documented results
  • Established fixed delivery
  • Define roles and responsibilities
  • Identified risks and contingency plan
  • Established metrics and milestones
  • Documented testing plan
  • Established metrics and deliverables
  • Managed schedule


Use:

  • Fixed price contracts
  • Hourly contracts
  • Staffing contracts

Benefits:

  • Faster partial implementation
  • Iterative documented results
  • Flexible (modular) delivery
  • Defined roles and responsibilities
  • Establish metrics and milestones
  • Documented testing plan(s)
  • Spread out payments

Use:

  • Hourly or monthly contracts

Benefits:

  • Faster development
  • Increased customer involvement
  • Flexible development
  • Changes can be made earlier
  • Try it before you buy it
  • Lower development costs
  • Spread-out payments
  • Risks quickly identified and managed through “trial and error”


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