System development

We take care of our customers' challenges and opportunities, have all the expertise needed to offer end-to-end development, develop a solution that works and deliver and maintain.

Without doubt, that gives our customers a genuine advantage. Still, what they most appreciate about working with us is the opportunity to roll out the first version of their product fast, so that it can start creating value for their business from day one.

“Strikersoft is really a System House. When we at Crowdsoft hired them, we did not simply get five guys that we had to manage ourselves. Instead, it felt like we had a complete R&D department. Strikersoft manned, developed, dimensioned the team; they did everything we used to do earlier. Very professional!”

Alf Eriksson, former CEO at Crowdsoft, now VP Product Management at CLX Communications

The Development Process

Your journey consists of three smooth steps


Step 1: From Idea to Specification	Step 2: Agil Development	Step 3: Support and Maintenance

Strikersoft's System House: a Breakdown

End-to-end Development

End-to-end development is similar to building a house. When you build a house, you hire a building contractor to manage and organise all the different tradespeople: carpenters, plumbers, electricians, roofers, etc.

Tools & Processes

Jira, Visual Studio, Git, Jenkins, Scrum, Kanban, Agile and DevOps at the appropriate level. Tools and processes are two of the most important things to focus on when developing systems.

Integration

For a product to work, in most cases, you need to integrate it into a system from which you insert and manage users or objects.

Technologies

As in the case of tools and processes, you need to follow the developments of technology. Each new technology needs to be evaluated to see if it shall be used, for which applications, and to implement the relevant ones properly.

Resource Management

Managing staff in development projects is often both time consuming and messy. The goal is to get started with the project as soon as possible and get the first version, the minimal viable product (MVP), out in the market.

Support & Maintenance

In many cases, we manage the operations of the systems we develop to our customers. Our support process includes the usual operation and maintenance, as well as incident management.

Despite a well-described development process, we know that sometimes it can still feel overwhelming. We have therefore picked some areas where we get the most questions and give you understanding and tips here. We begin with: