Thursday, January 31, 2013

Website Designing Company Delhi



In the competitive market fighting for your space in online marketing is so tough. First of all you have to beat the different search engines and then entice the surfer to enter your website. Your keyword must be breaking news and so much popular that it clearly define the products and commonly used by different searchers. If your keyword is popular then defiantly it will bring traffic for your website. Choose that type of keyword which clearly and exactly explains the product. Specialized techniques help to achieve the objective. Locate and hire experts who offer best website designing services and who had proven expertise in promoting websites to the top.

             Select a good website designing company who offers best website designing services, who primarily focus on your objectives. Your website has to come on the top as much as possible and the intro should be interesting enough to prompt the visitors to explore further. This vital objective can be achieved by keywords. Do your works as focus on keywords.  So, choose who has done specialization in this field. Right steps help to achieve the goal.   

          Professional Web Development Company guide the way where you want to go. Odyssey is a professional web designing company situated at New Delhi, India. We offer professional quality website design services which help to generate traffic and help to improve the business and business related queries. Our team members are highly experience and qualified in their work and definitely help in achieving client goals. 

  
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Types of Software Processes


Software processes are complex and, like all intellectual and creative processes, rely on people making decisions and judgements. Because of the need for judgement and creativity, attempts to automate software processes have met with limited success.

Computer-aided software engineering (CASE) tools can support some process activities. However, there is no possibility, at least in the next few years, of more extensive automation where software takes over creative design from the engineers involved in the software process.

Although there are many software processes, some fundamental activities are common to all software processes: 

1. Software Specification
The functionality of the software and constraints on its operation must be defined.

2. Software Design And Implementation
The software to meet the specification must be produced.

3. Software Validation
The software must be validated to ensure that it does what the customer wants.

4. Software Evolution
The software must evolve to meet changing customer needs.

We at Odyssey a software development company based in Delhi and professional programming website feels that one reason the effectiveness of CASE tools is limited is because of the immense diversity of software processes.

There is no ideal process, and many organisations have developed their own approach to software development. Processes have evolved to exploit the capabilities of the people in an organisation and the specific characteristics of the systems that are being developed. For some systems, such as critical systems, a very structured development process is required. For business systems, with rapidly changing requirements, a flexible, agile process is likely to be more effective.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Risk on Projects


Risk

A risk is simply something that can go wrong (and something usually does on projects), that keeps you from achieving project success.  Of course there are things that can occur that are positive, which can also be referred to as risks.  We will focus on those risks that have a potential negative impact on your project.  Risk management is a discipline that allows you to increase your chances of success by planning how to identify and reduce the likelihood of risks occurring; risk management also helps you identify how to minimize the consequences of the risk if they do occur– in spite of your planning efforts. 

How is it created? 
Risks fall into three categories on a project: scope, resource and schedule.  In the categories of scope and resource risks, innovation is a major risk factor. Any time the project team, the organization or the external stakeholder ventures into unknown terrain or looks to make a significant change to how things are currently being done, the risk factors multiply. The less experience you have with a certain type of application or technology and the more change you try to make to an organization, the likelier you are to run into trouble.

The second most likely set of risk factors is associated with complexity. Complexity introduces relationships among parts of the project, so that there are more dependencies. If something goes wrong in one area, it is more likely to affect some other area. Complexity also often increases project size, since there are more things to be done. And sheer size is a risk factor, because the difficulty of communicating among team members and with stakeholder grows geometrically. Finally, complexity is often associated with lack of experience. Just as, according to Tolstoy, all happy families are alike, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own particular way, so all simple systems resemble each other, but each complex system is complex in its own unique way. And lack of experience has the same consequences as innovations.

Finally, there are risks that do not vary much from project to project: a fire destroying the developers’ workspace; a key team member is injured and hospitalized; the company is taken over and the new management must be brought up to date before the project is allowed to continue; the sponsor or the organization’s management is indecisive and stakeholders keep changing their minds...  


Once you have identified and assessed the risks on your project, you can start planning how to address them. There are two things you can do to improve the situation: risk reduction, decreasing the probability of a risk materializing, and risk mitigation, decreasing its consequences, should it materialize.

Once you have identified and assessed the risks on your project, you can start planning how to address them. There are two things you can do to improve the situation: risk reduction, decreasing the probability of a risk materializing, and risk mitigation, decreasing its consequences, should it materialize.

Risk Reduction
To reduce risks, you can use several approaches:
  • Create an awareness of the risk among your team members and the project stakeholders: “forewarned is forearmed.” For example, you might point out that computers do crash and that it is prudent to save your work from time to time when you are engaged in a long-lasting task.
  • Create a specific process to reduce risk. For instance, you may have found in the past that there is a risk of system testing being incomplete (causing defects to slip through) unless you include user representatives in test planning. You would then, as a minimum, require sign-off by a user before the test plan is declared complete.
  • Invest resources in risk prevention. For instance, you could have the organization install fire extinguishers. A more relevant example is to install a good computer backup system, which will reduce the risk of losing completed work and also reduce the risks associated with system modifications.

Risk Mitigation
Risk mitigation is how you plan to minimize the impact if any of the risk factors that you have identified should materialize. You will never be able to reduce the risks to a point where it is guaranteed that nothing wrong will happen: at some time, some risk will materialize. (This is popularly known as “Murphy’s Law.”

The two main approaches to risk mitigation are early detection – finding out that an incident has happened before the consequences have had time to spread – and contingency planning. Contingency planning consists in figuring out beforehand how to handle a crisis and setting apart resources to deal with it. For example, you might have a succession plan for key personnel, so that if someone falls sick, you can quickly get a replacement (for example, from a temporary work agency). In all cases, you need to set aside a contingency in both the project budget and the schedule. The contingency does not need to cover the sum of all possible risks, since only a small number of risks are likely to materialize. The most important thing about the contingency is that it is a reserve for the entire project based on the likelihood and impact of the risks identified, not a reserve that you build into each individual activity. If you did, you would soon find that team members would treat the contingency as an addition to the estimated time to complete the task, and they would therefore gradually consume the whole contingency without any risk actually having occurred.

Of course, if the consequences of a risk happening are so minor that they won’t affect cost, schedule, scope or quality, you can remove the risk from your risk management plan.

Risk Management Plan
A risk management plan consolidates in a single document all of the work of identifying, reducing and mitigating risks. The list below was developed for our sample project and represents a typical example of risks on a fairly small project to implement a new system.

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Why E-mail marketing is growing?

In today's era, E-mail Marketing is spread over the world wide. Ikhat is a marketing technology company that provides a state-of-the-art e-mail marketing platform. It is the easy, effective and affordable way to keep your subscribers coming back.

At Ikhat, we help our clients engage better with their customers. We believe that with the right tools any marketing campaign or project can get the desired results and be a success. So, IKhat offers capable software, customized technological solutions to fit all your needs. We don’t however, believe in customer alienation and therefore are strong believers of best practices like opt-in lists. Our services and technologies help companies interactively communicate with their audiences online, without ever needing to spam them.

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