Leszynski Group uses a proprietary, proven methodology for designing and developing software that allows us to create and deploy custom applications:

on time  →  on budget  →  on target

Our ISO-compliant development framework has been the subject of numerous presentations at industry events such as Microsoft's Tech*Ed, and has been featured in over a dozen software development books.  When we come into your project at its inception, we alleviate common solution development problems by providing detailed planning, clear client communication, and aggressive project management.

We employ our proven project framework for your benefit:

Step 1 - Define a Digital Strategy (Blueprint)

You wouldn't build a house without a blueprint, right?  Successful technology projects must always take advantage of a solid technology plan.  When Leszynski Group writes a project blueprint, we create of a solid set of planning documents that includes a Business Needs Analysis, a Business Process Analysis, a Strategic Plan, a Technology Plan, and a Risk Assessment.

Step 2 - Design System Architecture (Foundation)

With solid strategy plans complete and blessed by management, the blueprint is in place.  Next, the foundation must be designed in detail.  At Leszynski Group, we spearhead a project design team that includes key client executives, technicians, and user representatives in the design process.  The outcomes of this process include these design documents: Project Plan, Design Diagrams, Design Specification, User Experience Design, Test Plan, and Deployment Plan.

Step 3 - Create the Software (Construction)

When development starts, Leszynski Group follows a strict methodology for constructing and deploying software applications.  We disdain and therefore never employ the software development model that has become an unfortunate standard in many development groups:

discuss → code → review → re-code → document

We take a completely opposite approach.  Our development methodology is a proprietary model that requires our project teams to:

• Emphasize the business goals and user community in the design process

• Create complete design specification documents before coding

• Utilize code libraries and code-building tools to streamline development

• Utilize checkpoints, peer reviews, and client demos during development

• Follow a standardized testing model

• Use a staged deployment model

The Bottom Line - Rapid But Solid

At Leszynski Group, we cleverly combine two seemingly conflicting disciplines -- rapid development and structured development -- into a nimble and effective solution-building framework and delivery methodology.