Software Development Services means the design, development, maintenance, implementation, support, testing, and documentation services and other services as may be required to create, enhance, improve, modify, update, or upgrade software applications as set forth in a Statement of Work.

Software development refers to a set of computer science activities dedicated to the process of creating, designing, deploying and supporting software. Software itself is the set of instructions or programs that tell a computer what to do. It is independent of hardware and makes computers programmable.

• Custom Software Development.
• Web Application Development.
• Mobile Application Development.
• Cloud Consulting.
• DevOps Automation.
• Software Prototyping.
• Quality Assurance.
• Systems Integration

Software support services are generally technical support or break/fix services that are delivered for specific software products. These services include revenue derived from long-term technical-support contracts or pay-as-you-go, incident-based support.

SaaS uses the Internet to deliver subscription software services, which are managed by a third-party vendor. Well-known SaaS examples include Dropbox, Google Workspace, and Salesforce. Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offers access to resources such as servers, storage, memory, and other services.

The primary purpose of business software is to make business processes more efficient, making it the most valued asset of many companies. This is where a software development company steps in, to help businesses develop custom software to suit their needs.

• The growing use of web-based user interfaces by applications, along with the proliferation of associated practices (e.g., web design), continuously decreased the need for traditional client-server applications. Consequently, traditional software vendor's investment in software based on fat clients has become a disadvantage (mandating ongoing support), opening the door for new software vendors' offering a user experience perceived as more "modern".
• The standardization of web page technologies (HTML, JavaScript, CSS), the increasing popularity of web development as a practice, and the introduction and ubiquity of web application frameworks like Ruby on Rails or Laravel (PHP) gradually reduced the cost of developing new software services and enabled new providers to challenge traditional vendors.
• The increasing penetration of broadband Internet access enabled remote centrally hosted applications to offer speed comparable to on-premises software.
• The standardization of the HTTPS protocol as part of the web stack provided universally available lightweight security that is sufficient for most everyday applications.

The introduction and wide acceptance of lightweight integration protocols such as Representational State Transfer (REST) and SOAP enabled affordable integration between SaaS applications (residing in the cloud) with internal applications over wide area networks and with other SaaS applications.