Our Services:
PPT Consulting is focused on the requirements phase of the software development life cycle. Our consultants bring years of experience in requirements best practices, latest methodologies and software tools.
We specialize in the following areas:
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Requirements Definition, Validation and Management |
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Our consultants will work with your team to define and validate your business requirements by delivering a disciplined repeatable approach to the development, maintenance and updating of requirements and tests.
Our process is iterative, use case driven that produces specifications that have 100% consistency and traceability to requirements and which are integrated directly into your standard tool set (Borlands Together Control Center, IBM Rational Rose, and Mercury Quality Centre).
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Requirements Simulation and Tool Implementations |
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Requirements Simulation is a technique used to visually define and model business, user and technical requirements. By using simulation tools, PPT Consulting architects can quickly construct a working representation of what the final product will resemble.
PPT partners with the best software vendors in the simulation tool market. See our Partners section.
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Enterprise Architecture |
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Our consultants worked with numerous public sector clients on the development and maintenance of the Business Architecture. The purpose of the Business Architecture is to provide a unified structure and context that guides selection and management of programs and projects. PPT Consulting has hands on experience with the Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture.
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Resourcing |
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We are always recruiting IT professionals in the Business and Systems Analysis area. Please see our current opportunities.
If you are an organization looking to contract IT professionals, contact us for more information on our resourcing services.
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The major challenge faced by Business Analysts today is the requirements definition phase- whereby what the business group wants is clearly identified and then clearly communicated to the developer group.
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