Why Wings Tech?
Database Design facilitates the collection, classification and organization of data according to a certain database model that defines how the data needs to be stored and how the data elements must interrelate.
There are basically two techniques involved in Database Design: Normalization and ER Modeling.
Our team of Database Design experts have the experience of consulting some of the best companies on their enterprise data management systems at every step including designing, developing, implementing and maintaining the database. Our deep technical expertise on Database Design coupled with vast experience help us provide the best services to our clients.
There are basically two techniques involved in Database Design: Normalization and ER Modeling.
Our team of Database Design experts have the experience of consulting some of the best companies on their enterprise data management systems at every step including designing, developing, implementing and maintaining the database. Our deep technical expertise on Database Design coupled with vast experience help us provide the best services to our clients.
Requirement Analysis
This step is the key to planning of the Database Development Life Cycle while defining the scope of the database design project.
Logical & Physical Models
We employ the logical model to design the database on paper/software and then implement the database considering the physical parameters
Implementation
We implement the design and convert data from the previous system to the newly employed design. We also consider testing it to identify any errors.
Key Indicators of a good Database Design
Modifiable
Our design is easy to modify without affecting interrelated fields
Retrievable
What use is a database from which you can't easily retrieve information?
Scalable
The design should be expandable to meet the organizational needs
Secure
It is important that the database must be secure against external threats
Hiring Models
Fixed Price
In our Fixed Price Model, you pay only for the pre-defined amount of project you expect us to deliver. If you have defined the requirements and scope of your project and do not expect us to engage on regular basis, you can opt for our Fixed Price Model.
Time & Material
If your project is difficult to itemize and estimate in advance then our highly flexible Time & Material (T&M) model is ideal for you. You only have to pay for the hours spent on development of the bespoke product along with the material costs such as hardware or software purchase costs.
Retainer Agreement
If you have on-going demand for IT expertise and infrastructure but you're not sure how much of it you may require, you can sign our pay-as-you-go Retainer Agreement. You will be billed monthly only for the services you avail, instead of committing a fixed amount.
