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If you have not systematized your business flow, we recommend that you review this part first. If the business flow is not in place, even if you introduce a highly complete system, you may not be able to expect significant business improvement effects. “Will business efficiency really be improved just by systemizing the current business flow?” “Is there a need to review the business flow itself?” Please consider this again. This will surely help reduce development costs.
Point 2. Utilize the FP method (function point method) The function point method is a method of estimating the system scale once the user requirements have been determined to a certain extent and the necessary functions have been identified. "This function Special Data is easy to process, so it gets 5 points. On the other hand, this function is difficult to process, so it gets 15 points." In this way, system functions are assigned points called function points based on the complexity of the processing content, and the scale and man-hours are derived by adding up the points for all functions.
Generally, a rough estimate is made using the function point method before starting a project. Once the specifications have been determined to a certain extent, points are calculated again. We will improve the accuracy of system scale estimation. If used wisely, it can be used in a wide range of ways, such as comparing the scale of development with different systems, or as a basis for deciding on a development method from a cost standpoint. Point 3.MVP (Minimum Viable Product) refers to a method of first creating and releasing only the minimum necessary functions, and then adding and updating functions according to user requests and feedback.
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