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Eighteen Pixels India Pvt. Ltd | Custom Software development

It is related to the process of designing, creating, deploying and maintaining custom software for a specific set of users, functions or organizations. In contrast to commercial off-the-shelf software (COTS), custom software development aims at a narrowly defined set of requirements.

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Eighteen Pixels India Pvt. Ltd | Custom Software development

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  1. Custom Software Development https://www.18pixels.com/

  2. What is Custom Software Development? Custom software development is the designing of software applications for a specific user or group of users within an organization. Such software is designed to specifically address these users' needs better than more traditional and widespread off-the-shelf software can. Custom software is typically created just for these specific users by a third-party or in-house group of developers and is not packaged for resale. Custom software development is the creation of unique technology solutions. Custom solutions are typically more expensive than out-of-the-box software options. Custom software development requires a detailed plan. https://www.18pixels.com/

  3. Custom software vs. off-the-shelf software Off-the-shelf software consists of a packaged software application available to a large audience with varying, albeit fundamentally similar, needs. For example, Microsoft Word is designed for the mass public as a solution to the diverse needs of its users. However, it does not cater to a specific group or need as custom software would. Customized software development entails the commissioning, development and release of a software product tailored to a single entity. For example, an application created for JPMorgan Chase would be used only by that company and the department for which it was designed. The software is designed with the company's infrastructure, branding and implementation needs in mind, so it works only for that organization. https://www.18pixels.com/

  4. Pros of Custom Software Development The biggest benefit of custom software is that it provides features that off-the-shelf software doesn't. Designing an application with your organization's needs in mind typically leads to an increased level of productivity once the solution is implemented. If you have a software application designed to increase productivity or address an internal need, its cost is offset by the promise of increased efficiency. If your organization has a need that's specific enough to warrant custom software, then customizing a solution becomes a smart course of action. https://www.18pixels.com/

  5. Best practices for developing Custom Software Define your current process and future needs. Choose the right people for the work. Make a realistic plan with milestones. Conduct appropriate testing. Document the entire process. https://www.18pixels.com/

  6.  Define your current process and future needs To build anything, including software, it's critical to define your current process, your expectations and your measurement of success. Defining these things is so important to the overall project management process that methods such as 18 Pixels give "Define" its own phase. Make sure you know the following: What the current process is. Don't make assumptions; ask subject-matter experts who handle the work daily. Why you want to make changes. Again, don't assume something will be better. Test the theory, or at least get stakeholder feedback from all levels. What the desired state is. Sketch out desired workflows and other processes that the software is meant to support. https://www.18pixels.com/

  7. Choose the right people for the work. Custom software can be developed by the following people: Your internal IT team. People you hire or contract specifically for the job. Software development vendors and companies. It's tempting to say you'll handle everything in-house to save money. But using your own IT team for this purpose has drawbacks. First, your team already has obligations; pulling them from daily work could cause slowdowns for the entire business. Second, your tech personnel may not be trained or experienced in development. Outsourcing this process often makes the most sense. You can work with teams that have successfully designed and implemented other customer software. You may even be able to find a company that specializes in products for your industry. https://www.18pixels.com/

  8. Make a realistic plan with milestones Create a team that includes your developers, some subject-matter experts, and someone to lead and direct the overall initiative. Together, create a road map for the project. Ensure it's realistic; you can't create a complex workflow and shipping system in a week, for example. Plan for milestones to keep the project on track. These are various stages of the development that should be completed at a certain time and budget amount. You can review the work at each schedule milestone to understand if you need to make changes to your planned timeline or budget. https://www.18pixels.com/

  9. Conduct appropriate testing Before you implement the new software across your entire business, test it. Testing usually occurs on two levels: Technical testing is conducted by the developers and IT professionals. It tests that the foundational elements are working. User testing is conducted by business beta users. It tests that the software works as expected and desired. https://www.18pixels.com/

  10. Document the entire process Documentation is important for all stages of development and implementation. You know you have to define what you have and what you want. Your project plan documents who is responsible for each piece, and sets dates and expectations. But you should also have the following: A test plan and checklist to ensure the software is fully vetted. A statement of scope to ensure you don't end up trying to solve too many problems with the software. An implementation plan that defines who begins to use the software, and when. A training plan and detailed user documentation so that people aren't left frustrated and with questions when you roll out the new resource. https://www.18pixels.com/

  11. Conclusion Custom software development lets you use technology to solve specific problems for your business. When you know how to determine whether custom solutions are right for you and how to implement them, you can support growth and success. Contact Us –0522 403 7733 Visit Us -https://www.18pixels.com/ https://www.18pixels.com/

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