"We view our Corporate Intranet as an important business application as it can make a significant impact on organization culture, communication flows, and in time to come, on the financial bottom line. Cerulean took a lot of initiative to understand the way SIFY worked, and delivered a high-impact application. We intend to work with them again."

Mr. Mahesh Iyer, General Manager, MIS, SIFY, 2001, India

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Development Process

Cerulean's development process is well-drilled sequence of steps that's designed to make the entire process iterative and visible to the client.

The delivery process in Cerulean has the following chronological aspects:

#	Activity	Output
1	Requirements Analysis	Technical Design Document, Database Design Document, Screen flow Document, Prototypes, etc.
2	Development	As per milestones
3	User Testing	Project Module/Project
4	Deployment	Full-function Application

The development program incorporates feedback loops at every stage so that the client’s feedback and involvement adds value to the entire development cycle. The result is a high quality application consistent with client expectations.

Another feature of the development program is the stress on a modular approach towards deliverables. We do not favor a “Big Bang” approach; where the entire application is unveiled to the customer in one go, at the very end. A modular approach ensures that significant “chunks” of the program gets operational before the entire program is completed.

Cerulean Issue Management System : The Cerulean Issue Management System incorporates BUGZILLA – part of the MOZILLA system used by Netscape for their Issue Management. This is available on the Internet. It allows for online planning and monitoring of projects. Customers can in parallel view the status of all modules in the project, and include their comments.

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