Entinex Determination of Needs Assessment
eDNAs
Entinex is very pleaseed to introduce our latest service. A set of management tools we call eDNAs
eDNAs look into your corporate genetics. We call it "corporate genetics" because the focus of the eDNA is what your business is made of. What makes your company tick. What makes your company money. What keeps your business going. By looking into your corporate genetics, Entinex can create technology strategies solutions that are precisely attuned to your business.
There are two types of eDNAs, one designed to help companies get a big-picture snapshot of their technology needs, called the eDNA-T, and the other to help software developers expose some of their most troubling areas of their development processes called, eDNA-P.
eDNA-TTM
The eDNA-T performs an assessment of a business' technology needs as a function of several factors unique to each company:
- Current use of technology
- Expectations from technology
- Business complexity
- Ability to support technology
- Business organization
- Business rules and processes
- Past technology experience
- Business process efficiency, and
- Budget/Expected ROI
Entinex asks the questions often overlooked by busy business owners who have better things to do than spend time researching the details of the best technology solution for their business.
The eDNA-T produces a concise report outlining a descriptive technology architecture for the business and includes:
- an analysis of current technology and technology-related issues for the company,
- a list of necessary business decisions to be made before implementing technology, and
- a recommended course of action.
Entinex conducts a detailed discussion with the company executives so that they are guided through what could otherwise be an endless maze of unknowns.
The eDNA-T is also an educational tool, conveying to business owners how technology plays a role in their business and the impact of certain types of technology and decisions made with respect to technology. Results from an eDNA-T are used as the basis for identifying and prioritizing technology projects within a business. An eDNA-T is an effective starting point for refining or creating a technology strategy for companies that consume technology.
Entinex simplifies the technology investment decision by exposing technology issues that matter most to a company. However, Entinex translates those issues from technology terms into business intelligence that business executives understand best.
Your company should not make a technology move until you've had an eDNA-T. They are an affordable tool you don't want to leave behind when you're heading out to build a technology project. Contact us to take advantage of a management tool that could save you from "making do."
Entinex has a comprehensive and well-priced Service Package which includes the eDNA-T as well as on-going consulting support.
eDNA-PTM
Software developers use the eDNA-P to surface critical data from which development managers and company executives make decisions on how to run the development operation. The kind of business intelligence company executives normally use is broken down into basic data. Development processes are subsequently identified from which the data is extracted. eDNA-Ps investigate:
- How projects are managed
- Decision-making rules within projects and within the company
- Workflow methods and patterns
- Organizational Constructs and Communication
- How estimates are created and their accuracy
- Sources of production/development delays or overruns
- Current development processes
- Past process implementation experience ,and
- Operational cost management mechanisms.
Entinex digs into the ins and outs of the development process that project leaders and company executives seldom can afford to address because they are, understandably, too buried in day-to-day management activities.
The eDNA-P "connects the dots" of development processes to reveal opportunities to improve profit, customer satisfaction, and product or project performance. Like the eDNA-T, the eDNA-P produces a concise report outlining a descriptive roadmap for the business and includes:
- an analysis of current processes infrastructure and process-related issues for the company
- two lists, one of necessary business decisions that need to be made before implementing processes, and the other of data related to business intelligence that current processes don't support, and
- a recommended course of action.
Entinex conducts a detailed discussion with the company executives so that they are guided through what could otherwise be an endless maze of unknowns.
The eDNA-P is also an educational tool, conveying to business owners how development processes play a role in the company's profitability and the roles processes play in providing insight into and control over certain aspects of software management. Results from an eDNA-P are used as the basis for identifying and prioritizing operational areas in need of process redesign. An eDNA-P is an effective starting point for refining or creating a process-oriented technology strategy for companies that develop software.
Entinex lowers the risk of implementing a process improvement effort by exposing business issues that matter most to a software development company. However, Entinex translates those issues from business intelligence terms into technology development terms that software development executives appreciate best.
Whether your software development projects are going to be profitable should not be guesswork. Your company should not start another project until you've had an eDNA-P. They are an affordable tool you don't want to leave behind when you're venturing out on a new software project. Contact us to take advantage of a management tool that could save you from getting stuck in the status quo.
Entinex has a comprehensive and well-priced Service Package which includes the eDNA-P as well as on-going consulting support.
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