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In an age where technology
is being introduced at a dizzying pace, how does your organization
stay ahead of these waves without drowning in process and people?
The answer lies in having a partner who specializes in providing
cutting edge technology solutions. Let sysme1.Net technology transfer
professional help your team rapidly realize the cost savings and
new technology benefits that you are hearing about .Net.
Express.Net
Sysmet.Net
provides an Express.Net service that allows you to adapt to new
technology and solutions. We provide .Net training to your development
teams through technology transfer while working with the team on
their initial projects. The sysme1.Net team consists of experienced
professional developers who have a passion for technology transfer
training - our skills are rated at the expert level and real world
experience. Our knowledge base is much deeper than that of professional
trainers who do only some software development.
Technology
Transfer (our developers working with yours) is a very cost efficient
method of training. Not only does your development team gain new
skills, but together we successfully mentor and help you successfully
complete one or more of your projects in the process. While classroom
training is invaluable, often only a small percentage of what is
taught is retained. And classroom examples rarely resemble real-life
projects. Learning-by-doing is how people learn best - and learning-by-doing
is your environment with your team is the one proven way for taking
training into a cost effective real corporate deliverable.
The final
product of every Express.Net project is a "proof-of-concept"
production application that serves as a .Net learning vehicle for
your team. Your "proof-of-concept" deliverable is a 100
percent .Net system built under the mentoring, supervision and guidance
of an expert resident sysme1.Net facilitator.
Turnkey
Sometimes,
you have a project that just won't get done with the internal resources
at your disposal. Try as you might, you never seem to get to it.
Yet, it clearly needs doing. Sysmet.Net can handle the entire project
for you from concept to completion in a manner that is characterized
by a formal, rigorous methodology that covers the entire life-cycle
of your solution. A sysme1.Net Consulting team, headed by a sysme1.Net
Project Manager, can take your project from specification and design
through development, testing, and deployment. As a company that
develops and markets packaged software, things such as object-oriented
analysis and design, software re-use, UML documentation, and formal
quality assurance activities are completely integrated into our
approach to systems development. As a result, you can be assured
that our efforts will result in a higher quality system delivered
on time and within budget.
Industrial
Strength Services
At sysme1.Net
- we know .Net. For many developers the task of designing and building
genuinely industrial strength/mission critical systems is a scary
task indeed. For millions of developers .Net appears to be offering
a welcomed clean slate. Since .Net in it’s current incarnation
predominantly addresses the application layer, many developers will
find that their expectations of designing mission critical applications
that perform well when using the new .Net supported technologies
- SOAP, Remoting, UDDI, Web Services, etc. - are only achievable
through the use of expert level .Net developers possessing key expertise
in all aspects of the .Net framwork. The designers and developers
at sysme1.Net have that experience - insuring that your .Net projects
will be successful - every time.
Deliverable
Management Services
To properly
support the project services, sysme1.Net provides its own Deliverable
Management Services (DMS) - a comprehensive set of methods and procedures
that allow managers to effectively and efficiently manage the software
development life cycle. At sysme1.Net we are keenly aware of the
deliverable requirements crucial to the success of system implementation
within the customer’s environment. This experience contributes
to the successful management of all projects we undertake. We have
used our DMS experience to work with our clients using their management
methodologies. DMS provides extensive reports for the planning,
directing, and control of the project (Schedule Summary, Task List,
Weekly Reports, Trouble & Maintenance Reports etc.).
As a
required quality control procedure, sysme1.Net will define a System
Deliverable Life Cycle(SDLC) for the client, which will identify
each deliverable in the development life cycle. The SDLC will be
used to develop a System Summary Schedule to present to the client.
Sysmet.Net developers will develop task lists that focus on the
completion of SDLC deliverables. Each deliverable will be reviewed
for its completeness by sysme1.Net and client Management for acceptance.
The sysme1.Net
Project Manager along with the client will maintain control over
the project schedule through a weekly project status meeting. Sysmet.Net’s
Project Manager will review each developer's Task List focusing
on tasks scheduled to start or end for the present week.
Sysmet.Net’s
technical personnel will provide a Weekly Review Form that will
address any outstanding issues that delayed the developer from the
completion of the task. During the meeting, a resolution to each
outstanding issue will be defined by the Project Manager. The Project
Manager will provide the technical personnel with a resolution date
for each outstanding issue. It is sysme1.Net’s Project Manager’s
job to understand the cause of a delay and address the problem as
quickly as possible. The amount of time and effort given by the
Project Manager in problem resolutions will directly effect the
success of the schedule.
A sysme1.Net
representative will meet on an as needed basis with the client manager
to ensure that nothing falls through the cracks and provides another
level of quality control for the project. To ensure client’s
quality standards are met, sysme1.Net will review the deliverables
at the completion of each major development phase, and Sign-off
with the client management. Sign-off must occur for the next phase
of development to begin.
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