MLRS Business Process Solutions LLP.

Methodology

Everything we do at MLRS is characterized by a Design thinking mindset. We ensure that every employee, no matter their speciality or department, follow these principles and apply them to their daily work. Our software engineers are equipped with the latest skillset available in the market. A team of such developers working with this method is our guarantee of excellence.

Below are some of the key points of the methodologies used in MLRS.

We follow below five steps of the Software Design

1

To Empathize we

Observe – Users and their context

Engage – Interview and seek the “why”

Track – Pay attention to the smallest of details

2

To Define we

Identify patterns

Synthesize insights

Classify needs Methodology

3

To Ideate we

Combine analytical thought with creative techniques

Brainstorm, mind map, sketch, storyboard, SCAMPER

Challenge every assumption we’ve made so far

4

To Prototype we

Build: Fast and lean

Identify our variables

Keep the user in mind

5

To Test we

Show don’t tell: We put the prototype in the user’s hands

Create experiences; not explanations

Ask users to compare between several prototypes

Whenever possible, we apply each of these steps. When circumstances don’t allow it, we retain the philosophy and aim: To innovate and simplify in order to make the highest quality software in the most efficient way possible.

Scrum

Priorization – Collaboration – Iteration

Every one of our teams is led by example who ensures that every project is guided by these principles.

We rapidly prioritize tasks, divide responsibilities efficiently and time-box every element. We revise and correct our course continuously through Sprints and iterations. Providing our talented developers with organized and efficient leaders is one of the keys to our success. During complex projects, teams working with this methodology hold daily Scrum meetings, keeping track of done and pending tasks with the best available project management tools and software.

During these brief and efficient meetings, we focus on the 3 essential questions of Scrum

What did you accomplish since the last meeting?

What are you working on until the next meeting?

What is getting in your way?

In short sprints, our teams are able to continuously re-prioritize tasks and reduce the product backlog with consistent efficiency. We are aware, however, that there’s no silver bullet and that every project has different needs and demands a specific team structure and method of work. This is why at MLRS we have specialized teams trained in seven different methodologies, covering a wide range of functions and strengths.

Agile

Software that works – Customer involvement – Adaptive to change

We guarantee early and continuous delivery of flawless software by generating the right environment, keeping our developers motivated, focused and trusting their judgment and expertise to do the job

Agile is our standard practice for services-oriented projects, code and design deliverables. Our teams employ it when the client’s involvement is crucial for development or when the product’s features and functions are not set on stone and there are margins to improve and adapt. Through small incremental changes we test and advance swiftly towards the end product while remaining flexible to evolving circumstances and initial plan modifications.

DevOps

Measurement – Automation – Culture

If we can measure it, we can improve it. If we can automate, we can focus on the hard work. If we develop the culture, all this will happen on its own.

The backbone of our standard of excellence are DevOps principles. We trust our talented developers, we embrace the innovation they bring, we encourage transparency and build cross-functional teams that never lose sight of the KPIs or the passion for achieving them.

For big-scale projects in which both software development and operations teams are present, we use DevOps practices to allow for smoother collaboration and reduced risk down the way. For this, we focus on.

Telemetry & Alerting: We use Application logs and Metrics to measure all useful data flowing through the system and keep track of every type of error present, as well as inform us of the current state of the system. Once this is done, we establish necessary alerts to inform us of events that need diagnosing and fixing.

Rigorous testing: We perform Rigorous testing, which is a kind of complete testing where we follow strict entry and exit criteria, so that we can to ensure the code works perfectly after implementing any change, saving valuable time that would be wasted during UAT.

Continuous deployment: By using code repositories and branching processes we make sustained incremental changes to lower the risk and impact of each change. This enables us to quickly roll back on ineffective changes that would otherwise halt the entire process.

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