InLodz Knowledge Transfer

Ensuring Seamless Operations with Effective Knowledge Transfer to Your Subsidiary

At InLodz, we recognize the critical importance of seamless knowledge transfer in ensuring the continuity and success of your software subsidiary.

Our structured knowledge transfer process is designed to facilitate the smooth transition of responsibilities, ensuring that your team is well-equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to operate effectively.

This process includes several key phases, activities, and tools to guarantee comprehensive knowledge sharing and minimal disruption to ongoing operations.

Key Phases and Activities

Access and Documentation
We ensure all necessary tools and documents are identified and accessible. This includes technical documentation, process guidelines, and project-specific information.

Documentation Review
The team reviews all provided documents, noting any discrepancies or gaps that need addressing.

Architecture and Code Review
Detailed examination of system architecture and source code quality to ensure consistency and completeness.

Shadowing and Reverse Shadowing
Our team initially works alongside your team to understand daily tasks and processes. This is followed by a reverse shadowing phase where your team supervises as we take on increasing responsibility.

Workshops and Training Sessions
Regular workshops and Q&A sessions to address specific knowledge areas, facilitated through face-to-face meetings or online platforms like MS Teams or Slack.

Operational Integration
Gradual decrease in supervision as the team demonstrates competence in managing tasks independently.

Ongoing Support
Post-transfer support to address any complex issues and ensure a smooth transition to Business as Usual (BAU).

Effective governance and communication are vital for successful knowledge transfer. We establish a clear communication plan with regular meetings:

Operational Management Meetings
Weekly sync-ups to monitor progress and address any issues.

Global Steering Committee
Monthly or quarterly meetings to review overall cooperation, KPI performance, and future plans.

Tools and Platforms

Quality assurance team performing tests with SonarQube and Selenium.

Documentation and Collaboration

  • Confluence: A centralized platform for documentation and knowledge sharing, ensuring all team members have access to up-to-date project information.
  • Slack, Google Meet, and MS Teams: Tools for communication, file sharing, and real-time collaboration.
  • OneDrive and Google Docs: Cloud storage and document creation for file sharing and real-time collaboration.

eam collaborating using agile project management tools

Project Management and Tracking

  • Jira: Used for task management and tracking progress, enabling teams to plan, track, and release software efficiently.
  • Trello: A visual tool for organizing tasks and projects, ideal for managing workflows and tracking progress.
  • MS Project: A project management software to help plan, track, and manage projects.
Developers managing source code with GitHub and Jenkins.

Code Management and CI/CD

  • GitHub: A platform for version control and collaboration, allowing multiple developers to work on projects simultaneously.
  • Bitbucket: Another option for source code repositories and CI/CD integration, providing tools for code collaboration.
  • Jenkins: For automating the build, test, and deployment processes, ensuring continuous integration and delivery.
  • Docker: To manage and deploy containerized applications, providing consistency across multiple development and release cycles.

Quality assurance team performing tests with SonarQube and Selenium.

Quality Assurance and Testing

  • SonarQube: A tool for static code analysis, identifying code quality issues and ensuring maintainable code.
  • TestLink: For test case management and traceability, helping to organize and track testing activities.
  • Selenium: Used for automated testing of web applications, ensuring that applications work as expected across different browsers.
  • Postman: For API testing and development, allowing developers to test API endpoints easily.
  • Gherkin: For behavior-driven development (BDD) and creating executable specifications.

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