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Feeling before of a your project to go live

If you are on an Implementation support, the only thing which you want is code freeze, so that you can relax a bit. Thanks to all us for the hard work we had done in last 6 months, we are close to code freeze. We are congratulated by our peers for the effort before Christmas. Although we are also delighted for making such a huge effort, and planned holidays, much deserved holidays after tiring 6 months. Thank God India Australia series is starting after this, else we would have just read the news, now we can be spectators.

Firstly, I like to congrats ourselves for our terrific effort to bring the software on correct path. Hats off to our dedication, peer support and never say die attitude to make this happened. Its not easy without such an effort from the team that bank (NGP) is ready to GO LIVE on the said date. It proves if we work hard then even “Impossible” will say I’M’POSSIBLE. Three cheers to the team. This can only happen due to dedicated effort of team which is short of sleep. Also the peer support was unbelievable, though there are ups and downs in such a big project. But we have to work hard looking forward in the one direction of success.

I have already mentioned that providing a banking solution is too much complicated, as you have to dealt with one basic fundamental. You have to develop a software in such a way that Customer should always feel satisfied in any chance along with your client, i.e. Bank, who wants to earn money through Customer. Also, in the era where technologies are changing to rapidly, that you cannot guarantee that in coming years your product will meet the challenges or the demands of the clients. But still in the current era and with the given system, if you able to deliver a class product within the given time frame is always a plus point, which not only brings your company to the front foot, but also brings your confidence and your career to a fast path.

To be a part of such a project is every newcomers dream in this industry, and I can see myself living my dream. I started my journey with the start of this project in IT sector. From requirement gathering till implementations support, I am part of this project. Its a long way. though I was not part of requirement gathering, but I can see the changes in the functional documents on which this project is driven through. Its just a start of this project. In the mean time, many people left the organization, many new faces joined the organizations, in the midst of all this, this project shaped very well with time, due to the peers sitting over to monitor every activity of their subordinates.
Not only our company is waiting for this project to go live, but other financial world is watching this project closely. I just started my career, so I don't have much idea, how this project is such important. But, after listening to my seniors I can feel that.
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