System and Business Analysis

Before embarking on any software development project, it is important to understand how the processes work in the existing system. It does not matter whether the processes within the company are automated by any software or on paper. It is important to understand how the existing processes take place and who are the participants in the process. What are the parties, and how do they work? To do this, we offer a system analysis service. At the end of proper system analysis, the company can even determine whether it needs software or whether it needs to be updated. Our customers who have successfully passed this stage sometimes optimize the existing system without the need to start a new project and continue for several more years without incurring additional costs.

If the end result of the system analysis is software development, then the process must continue with the business analysis process (collection of business requirements). Sometimes large, complex documents are prepared for the business analysis process. However, experience shows that sometimes complex documents are not read, and they become obsolete until the end of the project. That's why we collect this information with more designs, mockups, and excel files and pass it on to the rapid development team.