A software development life cycle is the process followed when developing information systems, from the initial stage of information gathering, all the way through to maintenance and support of the system.
UKSH believes firmly in user-involvement at every stage of the process - we feel this is integral to ensuring that the system is delivered 100% to the requirements of the user, and any decisions that may be required during the system building process can be resolved efficiently.
We develop using a process known as the "V" model of systems development. At each testing stage (see diagram, below), the corresponding planning stage is referred to, ensuring the system accurately meets the goals specified in the analysis and design stages.
UKSH believes firmly in user-involvement at every stage of the process - we feel this is integral to ensuring that the system is delivered 100% to the requirements of the user, and any decisions that may be required during the system building process can be resolved efficiently.
We develop using a process known as the "V" model of systems development. At each testing stage (see diagram, below), the corresponding planning stage is referred to, ensuring the system accurately meets the goals specified in the analysis and design stages.
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