Artefact
Creation
Success involves the continuous cycle of 'Plan, Do, Analyze.'
Artifacts represent the information we’ve taken in. Artifacts Creation plays a critical role in bridging the communication gap between sponsors and technical teams. When complex systems are being built, direct conversations often miss crucial nuances, leading to misalignment. Artifacts serve as structured, precise communication tools to ensure that nothing is lost in translation. These artifacts serve as the blueprint for the development process, providing clarity, consistency, and alignment across all stages of the project lifecycle.
Goal: Understanding & Communication
Action: Creating Documentation
Well-crafted artifacts are essential to maintaining alignment between stakeholders and development teams. They serve as reference points throughout the project, ensuring clear communication, minimizing misunderstandings, and preventing costly mistakes during development.
Effective communication is the foundation of successful software projects, and our artifacts ensure that the right information reaches the right people, every step of the way.
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Clarity Between Stakeholders: We distill complex business ideas into clear, actionable documentation that technical teams can fully understand.
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Precision in Communication: Our artifacts capture details that verbal discussions might overlook, ensuring both sponsor and technical teams are always on the same page.
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Bridging the Gap: Whether it’s requirement specifications, process flows, or user stories, our artifacts ensure smooth, accurate communication between the business and the development team.
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A Pathway to Success: The artifacts we create act as the roadmap, translating sponsor visions into technical reality without losing key details along the way.
Artefacts Include
Project Management Charter.
Project Management Plan.
Project Scope.
Project Road Map.
Service Level Agreement (SLA).
Deployment Plan.
User Manual and Training Plan.
System Process Flow Diagrams.
Use Cases Diagrams.
Domain Model Diagrams.
System Sequence Diagrams.
Design Model Diagrams.
Operation Contracts.
Test Plan and Test Cases Document.
Business Requirement Document.
Product Backlog (epics, user stories).
Iteration Backlog (prioritized by time).
Current Business Process Model with BPMN.
To-Be Business Process Model with BPMN.
System Architecture Diagram.
Data Flow Diagram.
Integration Plan and Interface Specifications.
System Performance and Monitoring Plan.
Deployment and Rollback Plan.
Security and Compliance Documentation.
Business Process Model.
