Adding New Features to Business Apps

As more small medium businesses (SMB) move to SaaS platforms, they are eager to take advantage of all the new features these platforms have. And for good reason - employees have been told these new apps can automate sales tax, email replies to prospects, and loading vendor invoices. However, each of these tasks require setup and testing before they can be rolled out to an organization.

For years, software developers have dealt with the realities of testing and rolling out new features. To manage these complex activities, developers use the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

1. Planning

2. Gather Requirements

3. Design

4. Implement

5. Test

6. Deploy

7. Maintain

Can you skip some of these steps on your next project? Sure, but you risk:

1. Cost Overruns

2. Disappointment on Deliverables

3. Scope Creep

4. Production Issues

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