Aciron performed a current state assessment to gain a thorough understanding of the project at hand. This included identifying pain points, the functionality of the current SharePoint system, and the requirements needed for customizing the system. Aciron worked collaboratively with the client’s key stakeholders and as a result, the client decided to take a phased approach to the development of the system. This was chosen because it would enable the client to use the system for their most critical needs sooner.

Next, Aciron worked with the client on requirements gathering. During this phase, the Aciron team defined the functionality for the application and developed a series of process flow diagrams/storyboard mock-ups. This allowed the client to gain an understanding of the layout of the customized Microsoft SharePoint site.

Moreover, Aciron created a roadmap for the future development phases of the project to ensure that the first phase of development produced a minimum viable product that the client could start using as soon as possible.

Aciron provided key stakeholders with regular status updates, delivering transparency into the progress of the project. Once development and internal testing were completed, the client was able to perform user acceptance testing (“UAT”). The client then provided feedback on the overall design and functionality of the system, which was taken into account during the final implementation of the application. As a result, additional functionality was added to the system based on the prioritization.