1. Gift Case Gijs Bos, Ana Stepić, Vlatko Klabučar, Damir Tomić,
Giulio Cattivera, Aleksandra Salikiryaki
Good afternoon,
My name is Gijs Bos from MDH in Sweden and i'm going to present the gift cafe project to you today.
Lets start with the topics that this presentation will cover.

2. Agenda Introduction Project description Architecture and technology
Risks
Tools
Development methodology
We will start with introducing the team members of the project and the stakeholders involved, followed by the project description.
Next we will talk about the preliminary architecture of the system and the technology that will be used.
Finally we take a look at the risks, tools and development methodology used.

3. Stakeholders (internal)
Project team
Gijs Bos Damir Tomić
Ana Stepić Giulio Cattivera
Vlatko Klabučar Aleksandra Salikiryaki
Client and supervisors
Marin Orlić
Igor Čavrak
Juraj Feljan
The team consists of 6 members, 3 situated in Malardalen, 3 situated in croatia.
Our stakeholders consist of 2 supervisors and our primary customer.

4. Gijs Bos Origin: Netherlands Background: BSc Information Sciences
Current: MSc Software Engineering

5. Giulio Cattivera Origin: Italy Background: BSc in Computer Science
Current: MSc Software Engineering

6. Aleksandra Salikiryaki
Origin: Bulgaria
Background: BSc Information Technologies
Current: MSc Software Engineering

7. Vlatko Klabučar Origin: Croatia Background: BSc in computing
Current: MSc Telecommunications
and Informatics

8. Ana Stepić Origin: Croatia Background: BSc Software Engineering
Current: MSc Computer Science

9. Damir Tomić Origin: Croatia Background: BSc Software Engineering
Current: MSc Software Engineering

10. Client and supervisors
Marin Orlić
Client
Igor Čavrak
Local Supervisor
Juraj Feljan
Remote Supervisor

11. Project description GiftCase
Аpplication for gift recommendation and purchasing
Android
Integration
online stores and services
social networks
GiftCase will be an Android application for gift recommendation and purchasing.
The idea of the application is to notify the user for the incomming celebrations and events related to his friends.
The application will further propose possible presents customized according to the friends` interests.
For this reason the application will be integrated with several social networks like Facebook in order to gather information about the users` preferences.
The application will also be integrated with content providers like Amazon and iTunes in order to enable the used directly purchase and send a present to his friends.
For now we are going to focus on presents which are electronic.

12. Project plan
Goal: Deliver and deploy the giftcase application within two months
Deliverable: Native android application

13. Architecture informal overview

14. Technology Application platform: Android / Phonegap
Backend technology: Java / Backend as a service
Engine: Ericsson ISN Engine

15. Risks Integration of Ericsson’s matching engine
Integration and interoperability between Ericsson’s db and users db

16. Tools Communication Project management Source Control
Slack - Instant messaging service
Skype - Voice and video conferencing
Google Docs - Document management
Project management
Kanbanize
Source Control
GitHub

17. Why SCRUM? Project size Time constraints Self-organization
Previous experience
We have chosen the SCRUM methodology for a variety of reasons.
Due to the project size and time constraint, we determined that an agile method would be best to use. The first option that came to mind was SCRUM.
SCRUM is known for its fast delivery of a working product, this in our case would allow us to get fast feedback on a working product instead off extensive feedback on a list or requirements
SCRUM also allows you to be self organized which is convenient for distributed development
Finally, some of our team members have previous experience in SCRUM, and the rest is eager to try it.

18. SCRUM Characteristics 3 Week sprints 3 Customer evaluations
48 Hour scrum meetings
Some small adaptations to the standard SCRUM methodology have been made.
First of all, our SPRINTS consists of 3 weeks because this would allow us to have three round of feedback from the customer.
Next, we choose to have a minimum of three SCRUM meetings per week, thus we decided to name it 48 hour scrum meetings.
We decided to adopt most of the standards from the SCRUM methodology.
This brings us to the end of our presentation

19. Thank you for your attention
Questions?