A
full range of services - spanning business modeling, requirements definition
and management, as well as application analysis, design, and development - are
available to our clients. Particularly important is the
firm's strength in facilitating a client's progression through the numerous
steps required to successfully realize a complete system.
One of the keys to Intelligent Software Modeling's ability to deliver novel
solutions, regardless of the
tools and languages
being employed, is an approach that utilizes an intermediate
modeling phase between the requirements and design phases. During the modeling
phase, a Functional Domain Model (FDM) is generated. The FDM is a complete,
working model - representing a synthesis of all the known application requirements
- that is subsequently exercised to efficiently detect both incomplete and conflicting
functional requirements. The FDM is then abstracted and generalized into a design
model that possesses depth. It is this indispensable depth that permits functionality
to be successfully implemented only once and reused automatically as appropriate.
This depth is also the primary factor behind the firm's ability to significantly
reduce development time, as well as deliver substantial code efficiencies that
offer considerable ease in adding or altering functionality.
The FDM's robustness permits clients to easily visualize
the voluminous requirements which have been generated and modify them to achieve
a better fit with what they had originally envisioned. Historically, early requirements
corrections completed before the onset of implementation consistently yield
better solutions that are delivered on schedule and within budget.
