<p>New Concept proposes adopting an evolutionary approach in development web based centralized and unified project database for FHI. For this purpose, the entire cycle of development and maintenance of the webspace has been divided into three phases as detailed below.</p>
<p>A very important aspect of developing systems is to first take a step back and study the business/social development requirements that FHI is trying to achieve through the system. Based on this study New Concept will be able to recommend the &ldquo;right&rdquo; system. It is most important to develop the right system because if the system is not useful and does not meet business objectives then no matter how well it has been executed it will not be effective. Therefore the first step is to do an onsite evaluation of the objectives that FHI is trying to consummate through the system. Having gotten a good grasp of the high level objectives, the next step is to break these down into very specific Business (social development) Requirements in terns of input data and output indicators and then translating these into Technical Requirements.</p>
<p>After understanding the needs and articulating them in Business and Technical Requirements New Concept will identify the functionality that is to be developed in Phase I. This functionality would be the databases that the FHI is looking to develop. A system model will be developed which will model out the system on paper and identify its various aspects before any software development work is undertaken. This will organize the entire software development process and make it top down. This model can later be used to easily modify and extend the system. New Concept will work with FHI team to develop the system model. This will ensure we understand the system model inside out and can continue to work with it as the system evolves.</p>