Miracle Software Development Methodology (MSDM)

MSDM is derived from IBM Rational Unified Process (RUP). Miracle delivery methods for Application Development have been designed to support the large and small scale implementations for our clients. This methodology is tailored from the core packaged development methods to meet the specific needs.

MSDM can be used right from the start of a new software project, and can continue to be used in Subsequent development cycles long after the initial project has ended. However, the way in which MSDM is used needs to be varied appropriately to suit your needs.

MSDM provides a disciplined approach to assigning tasks and responsibilities within Miracle Software Systems. Its goal is to ensure the production of high-quality software that meets the needs of its end users within a predictable schedule and budget.

The four phases that make up the MSDM are Inception, Elaboration, Construction and Transition. Please refer to the MSDM document for more information.

Rapid Integration for Next Generation Systems (RING):

RING methodology is a business process oriented methodology designed for projects that are integrating data, applications and processes within or across multiple business units using heterogeneous systems, throughout the enterprise. The methodology provides a foundation to maximize re-use opportunities by providing a common design approach, reusable templates and processes that can be leveraged by other projects within your company.

This methodology makes software quality assurance a priority over the entire lifecycle of an integration project. It uses Process Excellence and Capability Maturity Model (CMM) and IBM’s Rational Unified Process (RUP) as guiding principles and incorporates best practices and templates from them into its guidelines and templates

The Business Integration Implementation Methodology is comprised of four iterative phases:

• Inception
• Elaboration
• Construction
• Transition

Rapid Portal Development Methodology (RPM)

RPM is a methodology Miracle follows to implement enterprise portals. RPM uses IBM’s Rational Unified Process (RUP) as guiding principles with iterative and incremental approach.

RPM provides an incremental lifecycle pattern to implement portals. Its goal is to ensure the development of high-quality portlets rapidly that meets the needs of its end users and to reduce the development lifecycle without compromising the quality of the product delivered.

Process Organized with Efficient Resources(POWER)

Miracle follows POWER methodlogy for Production Support. POWER is derived based on Industry needs for Providing Level 3 Support based on SLA’s.

This Model's key goals are as follows:

• To gain control of maintenance chaos by applying Project Management discipline to Production Support environment
• Provide management insight into production support work through measurement and analysis
• Ensure maintenance activities are aligned with customer business goals and those of the

Miralce is one of the market leader in providing B2B, Business Integration and Applicaiton development systems support from our offshore facility in India.