Agile in Action:
Our Product Development Cycle

Your feedback drives quarterly releases of new features and improvements

Ever wonder how software gets made? Or wish you had more say in the software you use daily? Let us pull back the curtain to show how your feedback as Tevera users vitally informs and feeds into our software development process.

Responsive Development: The Agile Model

Our software team follows a development process distinguishing the most successful brands: the Agile Model. Agile development encourages rapid, flexible responses for continuous improvement. Here’s how it works: we release new versions of software on a regular basis, then seek real-world feedback from our users. Our Tevera engineers and designers analyze this feedback and bring it back into the development cycle for new features, product enhancements, and quality improvements. Two-week engineering “sprints” focus development on these specific, user-informed improvements and features for faster project completion. Finally, our bug and user acceptance (UA) testing looks at the user experience to ensure that the release looks and feels as originally outlined, in a way that works best for you. If not, it cycles back into a sprint to work out the kinks. When everything looks good, we release this latest software version, along with training and support materials.

Releases are completed monthly or quarterly, depending on the complexity. For users, this means that we are able to respond quickly (one might say… agilely?) to your feedback. We want to design according to your experience and needs, so share your thoughts and suggestions!

Core Development Framework: Jobs-to-be-Done

At the heart of our process is a development framework based on Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) principles. We use the JTBD framework to understand and unlock the student career journey, from classroom experience through licensure, and on to practice. Along that journey, we map the “jobs” of each stakeholder including program administrators, field instructors, clinical supervisors, faculty, and employers. JTBD allows us to break those jobs down into steps, ultimately helping us develop software that simplifies a job in the first place and makes it that much easier for stakeholders to complete!

Agile in Action:
Our Product Development Cycle

Your feedback drives quarterly releases of new features and improvements

Ever wonder how software gets made? Or wish you had more say in the software you use daily? Let us pull back the curtain to show how your feedback as Tevera users vitally informs and feeds into our software development process.

Responsive Development: The Agile Model

Our software team follows a development process distinguishing the most successful brands: the Agile Model. Agile development encourages rapid, flexible responses for continuous improvement. Here’s how it works: we release new versions of software on a regular basis, then seek real-world feedback from our users. Our Tevera engineers and designers analyze this feedback and bring it back into the development cycle for new features, product enhancements, and quality improvements. Two-week engineering “sprints” focus development on these specific, user-informed improvements and features for faster project completion. Finally, our bug and user acceptance (UA) testing looks at the user experience to ensure that the release looks and feels as originally outlined, in a way that works best for you. If not, it cycles back into a sprint to work out the kinks. When everything looks good, we release this latest software version, along with training and support materials.

Releases are completed monthly or quarterly, depending on the complexity. For users, this means that we are able to respond quickly (one might say… agilely?) to your feedback. We want to design according to your experience and needs, so share your thoughts and suggestions!

Core Development Framework: Jobs-to-be-Done

At the heart of our process is a development framework based on Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) principles. We use the JTBD framework to understand and unlock the student career journey, from classroom experience through licensure, and on to practice. Along that journey, we map the “jobs” of each stakeholder including program administrators, field instructors, clinical supervisors, faculty, and employers. JTBD allows us to break those jobs down into steps, ultimately helping us develop software that simplifies a job in the first place and makes it that much easier for stakeholders to complete!

Agile in Action:
Our Product Development Cycle

Your feedback drives quarterly releases of new features and improvements

Ever wonder how software gets made? Or wish you had more say in the software you use daily? Let us pull back the curtain to show how your feedback as Tevera users vitally informs and feeds into our software development process.

Responsive Development: The Agile Model

Our software team follows a development process distinguishing the most successful brands: the Agile Model. Agile development encourages rapid, flexible responses for continuous improvement. Here’s how it works: we release new versions of software on a regular basis, then seek real-world feedback from our users. Our Tevera engineers and designers analyze this feedback and bring it back into the development cycle for new features, product enhancements, and quality improvements. Two-week engineering “sprints” focus development on these specific, user-informed improvements and features for faster project completion. Finally, our bug and user acceptance (UA) testing looks at the user experience to ensure that the release looks and feels as originally outlined, in a way that works best for you. If not, it cycles back into a sprint to work out the kinks. When everything looks good, we release this latest software version, along with training and support materials.

Releases are completed monthly or quarterly, depending on the complexity. For users, this means that we are able to respond quickly (one might say… agilely?) to your feedback. We want to design according to your experience and needs, so share your thoughts and suggestions!

Core Development Framework: Jobs-to-be-Done

At the heart of our process is a development framework based on Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) principles. We use the JTBD framework to understand and unlock the student career journey, from classroom experience through licensure, and on to practice. Along that journey, we map the “jobs” of each stakeholder including program administrators, field instructors, clinical supervisors, faculty, and employers. JTBD allows us to break those jobs down into steps, ultimately helping us develop software that simplifies a job in the first place and makes it that much easier for stakeholders to complete!