Methodology

Methodology

Tactic develops its projects using a methodology based on its extensive experience in multiple projects that combines aspects of the Waterfall and Agile methodologies, and that incorporates the recommendations of the software manufacturers to implement their solutions.

The overall approach of the project and its structuring will consist of the following stages (based on Waterfall approach)

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Phase 1: INITIATION Phase 2: PLANNING Phase 3: EXECUTION Phase 4: CONTROL Phase 5: CLOSE/GO-LIVE

Phase 1: INITIATION

  • Create Project Charter.
  • Define stakeholders.
  • Complete Business Case.

Phase 2: PLANNING

  • Create Project Charter.
  • Define stakeholders.
  • Complete Business Case.

Phase 3: EXECUTION

  • Allocate resources.
  • Schedule tasks.
  • Continue Project Status Updates.

Phase 4: CONTROL

  • Monitor Progression.
  • Measure KPIs.
  • Revisit Project Plan.
  • Manage Risks & Changes.

Phase 5: CLOSE/GO-LIVE

  • Record Project Processes & Findings.
  • Handover Deliverables.
  • Document & Review Data.

Key Benefits

  • A complete design of the solution.
  • Agreement on the solution at the beginning of the project, facilitating easier planning and design, as well as a defined scope.
  • Easier monitoring of the project milestones.
  • Develop projects in parallel and facilitate the integration of the solution with other systems.
  • More efficient resource management.

To ensure a more efficient implementation and obtain the solution that best suits the client’s requirements, at the end of the Design phase a prototype is developed that will evolve during the Development phase until the final solution (Agile approach).

Key Benefits

Testing and integration tests throughout the project, facilitating and simplifying the integration tests defined at the end of the implementation.
For the end user, seeing the different processes reflected in the tool during the building phase and not waiting for the UAT, thus reducing the gap Design vs UAT.
For the solution implementer, to receive constant feedback and validations to adjust the development of the solution not only to the defined design, but to changes that may occur during implementation.
Implement quick wins during the development.
Maintain the dynamics of the project since there are always delivery milestones to present advances in the prototype.
Active user participation in the Implementation phase, allowing: Knowledge transfer, user’s involvement in the solution and a more effective change management
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