Once the custom reports, models, and features are created and deployed, reference data needs to be gathered and uploaded. Using this, the individual models can be configured for use in the next step, user acceptance testing
Though we have defined business requirements previously during system selection, we must do it again. This is to ensure that we can customize the system with greater accuracy. Additionally, by determining what the business needs, we can have a more holistic approach moving forward with the implementation.
To test user acceptance, the users must be trained, which has been done in step 2. Now we can move on to create realistic work scenarios. By doing so, we can use these to test if the users can use the system appropriately. After the users go through the processes developed in the test, we will take the data we have and figure out ways to optimize the process and ease any pain points.
Once the system has been installed and all issues have been resolved regarding the installation, we can move onto training the users. We must train the users on how to properly and effectively utilize the system to make their jobs easier and more efficient.
Custom reports, models, and features will be created as desired and needed. By doing this, we are making the system much more applicable and specialized to your business model, resulting in greater user satisfaction and effectiveness. We will build these customizations and deploy the necessary changes to ensure maximum efficiency and system usability.
We create parallel testing script to implement so that when you use the system, nothing goes wrong. We can catch errors here before they have any consequence, resulting in a safer method of testing than going through an implementation and watering the fires.
Determining the business processes starts by defining the steps involved in the work process and business cycle. By doing so, we can determine how the processes can be improved, tracked, and partially automated.