I'm sure the steps to project_development are standardized - in a multitude of diffferent ways, depending on which method your company believes in ...
Rgd. QlikView, the steps to follow, in rough form, are
- Meet and learn exactly what you/ the users want (best to have it in written form with everyone's signature)
- what data they want to see
- in what form they want it (roughly)
- Learn what data you need and where it must come from
- Learn how you can access the data
- Write the QlikView_script to read the data
- Build the front_end of your QlikView_ápp to display it.
Ideally, these steps should be distributed between at least 2 people, 1 developer and 1 designer (who does the frontend, staying in close contact with the end_user to make sure they build what the users want)
=> Once you have that, you can assign a QlikView_licence (make sure to have that documented in some way) and you should make sure that the users really can access the app and know how to view it
=> When all that is done, you can regard the project as finished (but for maintenance and continuous improvement of the app)
