While software development projects are often perceived to be the same as software product development, there is a significant difference in methodologies and skill sets required. Processes and skill sets required to complete an ERP implementation or integration between two different accounting systems are different from those required to develop an entirely-new software product.
Software development projects are normally commissioned by well-controlled, well-defined groups of customers, and these projects have definite start and end dates. Features are fixed and usually based on a reasonably long planning cycle, and these features do not normally change during the course of development. On the other hand, a software product development has an initial set of customers that is reasonably well defined, but the product is normally meant to capture a wider audience. During design, the product project is assigned milestones - not an end date. Product requirements are susceptible to change from one version to next.
Our development teams possess deep expertise in the field of new product engineering, as most members come from an extensive product development background. The range of product development services encompasses: