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CUSTOM SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS PHASE 1 & PHASE 2The first stage of the custom development is the most important. This is where we develop a communication mechanism and business relationships. Our communications starts with the initial requirements documented for us to return a RFQ including a Non-Disclosure agreement between companies. If the system requirements are not complete our team will outline incomplete areas of concern and requesting your intent. Suggestions for specifications that our team interpolated from your initial requirements will be returned with the documentation. This is commonly the case with system requirements, since they outline the results required and not the details to get the results. From the initial RFQ to the final quotation confirming specifications is about a two to three pass procedure. Once the requirements are agreed on, BASIL Networks team will create a set of documentation for tracking the system development which include contracts, payment scheduling, specifications and a development time-line. Once these documents are signed-off by both parties, the initial system design documentation process begins. At the completion of the paper design, a design review is conducted that generally addresses all specifications, packaging and preferences. The results of the design review are incorporated into the initial design and changes to the remaining documentation are processed. A document is created to amend the contract, specifications, preferences, and time-line along with a meeting to sign-off on the updates. This is a key area of a successful development program. From our 20 plus years experience in the research and development area, the bottleneck occurs in the failure to sign-off on changes due to lack of accountability. Our development system corrects that concern by maintaining open communications at all times. Keep in mind that during the design process a good knowledge of some of the components that may be difficult to purchase immediately becomes apparent. Purchasing gets involved in either ordering these long lead time components in order to maintain a consistent development cycle. Once all the initial design documentation is completed we are ready to start the build. Phase-3. Click on diagram to open a larger view
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