What makes FMT better than other Custom Systems - Continuous Implementation
Hogy ne mindig az utolsóra kelljen várni…
We have heard from many of our customers that they did not dare to start developing a unique system for a long time because it only becomes operational when each of its modules is completed. And this can often take months or even years.
This is often true for systems that are built from so-called high-level modules. There, a module is either available or not.
In contrast, FMT technology uses so-called low-level modules to solve a sub-task.
This is often true for systems that are built from so-called high-level modules. There, a module is either available or not.
In contrast, FMT technology uses so-called low-level modules to solve a sub-task.
What does this mean for the customer?
To summarize in headlines, as soon as a component that is functional in itself (based on its data content) is completed, it can be put into use immediately.
What are the advantages of this for the customer?
This means huge advantages for both the customer and the users, as:
- They can start working immediately with the data that is already available.
- Users can gradually and easily learn how the system works. They are not suddenly confronted with a complex and opaque system, which would almost certainly result in a lot of incorrect data entry.
- In the case of newly installed system parts, it often happens that the appetite comes while eating. In other words, it becomes clear during real use what the customer would like a little differently, what data they forgot during the discussions. The Gradual Introduction method provided by FMT allows us to supplement and partially modify the system parts that are already in use so that the data content recorded so far using the given part is not lost. In other words, the double work that often occurs as a natural consequence of development can be minimized.
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