The ITI process is one that ensures satisfaction with the end results. Use cases, which describe the anticipated interactions between the user and the computer, receive central focus throughout the process. Appropriate technologies are selected and deployed to satisfy the use cases. This focus on use cases ensures that business goals and objectives are honored from start to finish, and is a preventive measure for implementing technology for technology's sake.
Communication occurs via written documents and reports and is reinforced by regular status calls.
Use case refinement Technical expansion of use cases Proof of concept Basic architecture Simulation design During discovery, requirements are explored in much greater detail. The basic internal and external architecture of the application is clearly defined. In cases where the application is part of a larger system that is not easily replicated, ITI will begin designing the necessary simulators we will use to validate the application's behavior.