Allainet's process is grounded in getting to
know our clients from the outset. It starts with
pre-analysis of objectives and goals, which are
adaptable to the specific needs of each client. This
process helps deliver an ultimate solution within the
timeframe set by the client and Allainet.
Allainet's approach provides the most cost-effective
tools for our clients to deliver the most dominant
online presence. An experienced team of pre-analysis
strategists, business and project managers, developers
and infrastructure specialists prepare a detailed
evaluation of each client.
Allainet synthesizes its Internet expertise with our
proven strategies to create the plan, which is
delivered to the client for review. Upon final
approval, a project manager is assigned, whose
responsibility is to work closely with each client to
deliver the most dynamic results.
Allainet tests each customized strategy through a
pilot project, which allows us to gather and analyze
sample data and let our clients know what to expect.
Allainet's built-in tracking system provides each
client with detailed reporting and strategic
recommendations on what has been working well and what
part of the process needs improvement. The team seeks
new strategic opportunities to meet desired
acquisition statistics and regularly evaluates the
streamline process to stay on target with the client's
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Project Planing
The success of a project will depend upon the effort,
care and skill you apply in its initial planning. The
only way a plan can fail is if we failed to plan. The
overall solution is planned with input directly coming
from the client and our project managers. At this
stage, we will make decisions about what to include in
our online lectures, how to schedule the week-by-week
progress of the performance, and what type of feedback
or interaction we will require or encourage on the
part of employees and end-customers.
With planning, projects can run on time and everyone
can interact effectively with both customers and
suppliers. Everyone involved understands what is
wanted and emerging problems are seen (and dealt with)
long before they cause damage.
System Analysis
This is the process of formulating a response to the
systems needs that we have identified in the planning
stage. At this stage, we should take into account not
only the psychological characteristics of our intended
audience, but also the technology (operating systems,
screen size, communication link speed, etc.) that they
will be using to access our solution.
Security Analysis
Security is one of the most important aspects of any
e-Commerce strategy. A successful program will guard
the server from would-be attackers using programs that
will track and stop attacks from both external and
internal sources. This is where we set objectives for
protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and
availability of systems and data.
Testing & Quality
No plan is complete without explicit provision for
testing and quality. As a wise manager, you will know
that this should be part of each phase of the project.
This means that no activity is completed until it has
passed the (objectively) defined criteria, which
establish its quality, and these are best defined
(objectively) at the beginning as part of the
planning.
When devising the schedule, we must therefore allocate
time for this part of each activity. Thus our question
is not only: "How long will it take?" but also: "How
long will the testing take?" By asking both questions,
we raise the issue of "how do we know we have done it
right?" at the very beginning, and so the testing is
more likely to be done in parallel with the
implementation.
Task Allocation
Task Allocation is not simply a case of handing out
the various tasks on our final lists to the people we
have available; it is far more subtle (and powerful)
than that. As managers, we have to look far beyond the
single project. The allocation of tasks is seen as a
means of increasing the skills and experience of our
team -- when the project is completed, the team should
have met or exceeded the initial planning objectives.
Initial Development
We can now elaborate on our outline by defining
exactly how we will present each component. This is
the time to make decisions about the overall visual
appearance of the solution. A number of different
approaches is presented to narrow down a decision that
reflects our true image. Check-In
One
This is where we get together with our clients to
make sure that all objectives and goals have been
achieved and that the end solution is what was
determined at the outset. Clients provide us with
their feedback, which is used as a road map to the
final modification. Final Testing &
Implementation
Final touches are put into place, along with the
final testing. This is a process of checking that
everything works as it is supposed to. A selected
group of people carry out live tests.
Final Delivery
It’s time to go live and reap the rewards.
Maintenance & Weekly Updates
This is an ongoing process in which we compare the
performance of what we have created to the mission and
objectives that we previously set. The overall
solution is to update on a regular basis in order to
stay consistent with changing needs. |
