We use the best of tools and standards falling within the ITIL framework, for all our IT Solution services. We also follow a combination of the Waterfall Method and RAD (Rapid Application Development) Methodology of Software Development.

Competent of delivering highly reliable systems, the Waterfall method is essentially a serial method. Being non-iterative, each stage produces a 'correct' result that does not then require re-working at a later stage. In any project, if we have any initiative dealing with infrastructure (and if its part of the scope), we use the Waterfall Methodology most effectively. This is because, the most important thing is to get things correct, as this platform will be the bedrock on which we build the application and test it, and this would need to stand the test of time.

Rapid Application development methods are based on the thought that, “it is better to be quickly there with a system that meets 80% of the business need. Then the system delivers relevant business benefits sooner and does not become quickly overtaken by events & nor become out-dated.” Being iterative, in our Rapid method, we tend to re-visit the outputs of the various stages during later stages. They are also mainly parallel methods, in which different stages may well be worked on at the same time. For developing content and applications, we use the RAD Methodology, since in these scenarios the most important aspect is to develop solutions that are timely and relevant to businesses operating in a fast-moving and competitive environment.

Rapid methods are essentially iterative (in that the outputs of the various stages are often re-visited during later stages). They are also mainly parallel methods, in that different stages may well be worked on at the same time.

For the content and applications, the most important aspect is to develop solutions that are timely and relevant to businesses operating in a fast-moving and competitive environment. Hence we use the RAD Methodology in the same.