System development and integration
Development of NTNU-specific solutions and the necessary adaptations of the purchased systems.
Our project managers and developers have very good knowledge about the NTNU's portfolio of common applications, and these application's functionality, information content and technical architecture. We have expertise and tools to assist in the design of IT solutions in all phases. Establishment of an integration practice based on modern system integration platforms include both migration to a service-oriented architecture and management of traditional integration issues.
- Technical project management
- Gap Analysis
- Requirements Specification
- Procurement / assessment
- Technical integration
- Application development
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High end-user focus
In order to ensure that new solutions protects the user's actual needs, we want to have an active dialogue with users throughout the development process so that the need for necessary adaptations and changes are captured early as possible in the process.
High end-user focus
In order to ensure that new solutions protects the user's actual needs, we want to have an active dialogue with users throughout the development process so that the need for necessary adaptations and changes are captured early as possible in the process.
In our development projects we use the EVO-methodology. The priorities are made based on various assessments; what gives best effect to the users, what is the units requesting, etc. We do quantitative and qualitative measurements as much as possible both before and after implementation.
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Contact:
Telephone: (735) 91500
E-mail: orakel@ntnu.no
Overview: IT support
Servicedesk:
Gløshaugen: Sentralbygg II, room 202
Dragvoll: Bygg 8, nivå 5
NTNU IT's Project Model
The project model is a pattern for splitting up any project into a set of standardized project phases and associated decision points. The focus is project control (as exerted by the project owner / steering committee) and project management (as exerted by the project manager).
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