Any custom software requires further maintenance after it has been released to the market. It’s a big misconception thinking that once the product is live, the development process is over. The completion of the development cycle begins the phase of product maintenance. You can expect new issues to emerge when end-users start using the product.
Software is always changing and as long as it is being used, it has to be monitored and maintained properly. The software may need maintenance for a number of reasons, such as enhancing features, moving to the Cloud, migrating to new technology, or any other change. As such, software maintenance and support goes beyond finding and fixing bugs. It is a required part of the software development cycle, necessary for the success and evolution of your software and business.
At CX Dojo, we guarantee dedicated technical and product post-release support services that will allow you to concentrate on your business needs. After releasing your product, we’ll provide you with reliable long-term maintenance and real-time support services. Following the best software maintenance practices, we’ll ensure that your product is robust, scalable, secure, and bug-free.
Adaptive Maintenance
Adaptive changes are triggered by changes in the environment your software lives in.
Adaptive Maintenance
Adaptive changes are triggered by changes in the environment your software lives in.
Whether your business is experiencing transition changes and requires necessary modification and revisions, we’re ready to support it. Adaptive changes focus on the infrastructure of the software. They’re made in response to new platforms, new operating systems, or new hardware.
These issues affect users after the software is released. With corrective maintenance, we address bugs in your software that could affect various areas of your software: design, logic, code. Our purpose is to enhance and improve the software.
Perfective Maintenance
This is one of the most common maintenance activities and is typically conducted in response to a change inside of an organization.
Perfective Maintenance
This is one of the most common maintenance activities and is typically conducted in response to a change inside of an organization.
As soon as users start using your product, they will suggest new features and enhancements that they would like to see as part of the software. Perfective maintenance also includes removing features from a system that are not effective to the end goal of the system.
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Kharkiv, Ukraine 61000