What's included

• Project Deliverables For Software Development Project

  User training. This is the process of taking the users through the software to get them acquainted with operating the system efficiently. User interface. This program allows a computer user to communicate with the computer to relay to the computer what they want to do or what they want from the computer. Data migration. This refers to transferring internal data from one storage system to another and may include preparing and extracting the data to changing the data to a different format. Backend development. Refers to the server-side of a website that is not seen and is responsible for storing and organizing data and ensuring that everything on the client’s side is working. Desktop applications. These are desktop software apps created to run on desktop computers, that is, PCs and laptops. Mobile apps. These are software apps meant to run on mobile phones and are for different purposes, such as gaming apps and social media apps such as Instagram. Web application. This computer program will allow a user to perform tasks over the internet by utilizing web browsers and technology. Consultation and services. This refers to offering analysis and advice to software companies on managing their systems, custom solutions and drive innovation to take the business to the next level. System prototype. This is the first model of the system to be made. The trial-and-error version will give a clear picture of how the existing system will look when complete. Risk monitoring and control tools. These are the software tools to detect any risk in running the software and find means of managing the risk to stop it from slowing down the software. System design. This is a layout of what the software is expected to look like and may keep changing in different stages as the software is being developed.

• Project Deliverables For IT Infrastructure Project

  Warranty documents. These are to cater for failure or defects in case of breaks, cable failures, or any other issues. Pictures. For clarity when setting up the project and helping those who will maintain the networks in the future. As-built drawings. These are drawings to give a blueprint of how the cables were installed and labeled to have a clear picture of the network installation. Test results. To prove that cabling and all fibers used are tested and certified to be appropriate for use. Project reports. To indicate activities carried out during the project.