Multimedia product architecture consulting
A new multimedia product
The aim of this project was to help our client identify the most appropriate components and architecture for a new family of Linux-based multimedia products.
It was important for us to consider both technical and non-technical factors, such as project activity, community size, and license choice.
Research
Starting from a top-level feature list provided by our client, we began by collating a list of all applicable Linux software components. This list included some commercial software.
In addition to comparing features, we looked at software and hardware dependencies and how well the software was supported, either by a community or by a commercial organisation.
The work was carried out using an iterative process, where our client made suggestions for further areas to be investigated during the research phase.
Report
Our findings were written up for presentation at company board level.