BASILISK PROJECT

MANAGEMENT Group 11: Alan Fluder, Barry

Martin, Brian Lubasky, Francis Murray, Robert Richmond

OUTLINE What is Basilisk? Why Basilisk is needed in the software

industry Who will use Basilisk? Basilisk revenue Design Needs Potential issues Competition

WHAT IS BASILISK? Project management system designed

by coders, for coders Will improve on current project

management systemsEnhance bug trackingCustomized versioningEnhanced error detection

WHY DO WE NEED BASILISK? Software industry expanding, but the

systems in which coding projects are managed are outdated

There is a need to develop a project management system that is designed strictly for coders that will enhance and add features that developers desireMultiple project supportCustomizable versioningFully featured bug trackerBuild in tools

WHO WILL USE BASILISK Programmers are the largest intended

audience Universities for projects and research Open source enthusiasts Software companies

BASILISK REVENUE To start out, Basilisk will launch on the

Free Tier of AWS. As Basilisk attracts more customers it can be scaled to larger and larger servers as needed to keep cost down.

Charge for private repos or enterprise features such as LDAP authentication, etc.

Free for open source projects, free to host on your own.

DESIGN Will feature Twitter Bootstrap for theming. Color theme will be selectable for each user. Can customize logos, branding if you host Basilisk

yourself

NEEDS Communication Hub Virtual Whiteboard Code Repository Bug and Issue Tracking

POTENTIAL ISSUES Too many modules Built-In tools Bug tracking System

COMPETITIONRedmine Trac Basilis

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Multiple Projects X X

External Repos X X

Create Repos X

Gantt Chart X X

Calendar X X

Basic Bug Tracking X X X

Feature Enhancement XReference Code Segment to Bug

ReportX

Display Videos in Bug Report

X

Big File Versioning X

SUMMARY What is Basilisk? Why Basilisk is needed in the software

industry Who will use Basilisk? Basilisk revenue Design Needs Potential issues Competition

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