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The "Twister" method
As shown by a Gartner Group study, almost 40% of commercial tool implementation projects never meet the initially set goals.
The result of 10 years of experience, conceived and developed an original software development methodthat guarantees our collaborators' skill and experience. As a result, almost all of our missions have been successful. Main concepts : Process Analysis Anayzing the company's client processes is a necesary step. ALl companies manage customers, contacts, operations, offers, commands. THe real difference is not what companies manage, but how. Once the processes have been analyzed, we are ensured the Client Information System is well integrated inside the company's Information System and using the toolbecomes simple and intuitive as it follows or improves the current organization. Collaboration In the field of commercial computing, lthe classic project follow-up methods are not up-to-date anymore. It is no longer acceptable to specify an application, tod evelop it, to customize it and to install it on users' computers. From the initial process analysis to the final application, through the stage of the proof of concept and of the prototype application, the project is managed in collaboration with the project managers and with the users. Interactivity Implementing groupwork tools to follow the project enable all of the project's collaborators to react quickly and directly through all of the project's stages. Progressivity Implementing customer relationship management software is a progressive project. Our method is iterative, which enables us to always meet the company's requirement, while at the same time respecting human and technical constraints.
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