Company OS

This is how we work, decide, and deliver. One place, kept deliberately short. If something here is wrong or out of date, fix it with a PR — don’t work around it.

The whole delivery flow

Every box below is a section of this wiki. Start with the stage you’re in.

flowchart LR
  Lead["Lead / Sales"] --> Disc["Discovery & BA"]
  Disc --> Est["Estimate & SOW"]
  Est --> Kick["Kickoff"]
  Kick --> Build{"Build loop"}
  Build -->|story| Dev["Dev + code review"]
  Dev --> QA["QA"]
  QA --> Build
  Build --> UAT["UAT & sign-off"]
  UAT --> Ship["Handover / go-live"]
  Ship --> Sup["Warranty & support"]

Jump to

• The Whole Picture (SDLC) — the entire lifecycle on one page: every stage, gate, and owner. Start here when you’ve lost the thread.
• How We Deliver — turn a lead into a signed, delivered, warrantied project.
• Engineering Standards — how we write, review, and test code.
• Azure DevOps Playbook — branches, PRs, boards, pipelines.
• Roles & Decisions — who owns what, and who decides the big calls.
• Run & Support — operating what we shipped.
• People & Onboarding — getting a new hire shipping fast.

How this wiki works

The rules that keep it trusted and worth reading:

• Every page has one owner and a last-reviewed date (bottom of each page). No owner or 6 months stale → the page gets deleted, not archived.
• Diagram-first. Processes are explained with diagrams, not walls of text. If it needs more than a screen of prose, it becomes a diagram or a link.
• This wiki is the index; Azure DevOps is the source of truth. We describe how we work and link to Boards, Repos, and Pipelines. We never copy board state or pipeline YAML here — it would drift.
• Edit by PR. Changes go through a pull request like code.
• Add a page only when a question gets asked twice. Fewer, better pages beat exhaustive ones.

Languages / اللغات

English is the default. Arabic lives under /ar/. If an Arabic page doesn’t exist yet, you’ll automatically see the English version.

In Arabic pages we keep technical terms in English on purpose — PR, pull request, branch, code review, pipeline, sprint, deployment, and framework names like Angular, .NET, PrimeNG. That’s how we actually talk.