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Best Practices:

 

Best Practices


Over 80% of projects are unsuccessful either because they are over budget, late, missing function, or a combination. According to industry experts software projects using modern technologies such as Java, J2EE, XML, and Web Services are no exception to this rule.

 

At vEmployee, we follow best practices to avoid the risk associated with project management.

 

Development Process

Selecting the appropriate development lifecycle process to the project at hand because all other activities are derived from the process.

Requirements

Gathering and agreeing on requirements with certain degree of flexibility.

Architecture

We apply well known industry architecture best practices.

Design

We follow two basic principles : "Keep it Simple" and information hiding.

WebSphere application design

Our consultants have extensive knowledge of best practices and design patterns for the WebSphere product family.

Construction of the code

We follow daily build and smoke test practice for our project.

Peer Reviews

Any artifact from the development process is reviewed, including plans, requirements, architecture, design, code, and test cases.

Testing

Proactive approach of planning the test cases before the coding starts.

Performance Testing

Simulating load testing on the application before it is deployed and to deal with performance issues before they become problems.

Configuration management

knowing the state of all artifacts that make up your system or project, managing the state of those artifacts, and releasing distinct versions of a system.

Quality and defects management

Establishing quality priorities and release criteria for the project so that a plan is constructed to help the team achieve quality software.

Deployment

Creating deployment checklist.

Measuring Success

Measuring development process against Capability Maturity Model.

 

Best practices of Project Implementation