Step 1. Define the data or the process you want to analyze
Data extraction tools may differ depending on the type of the data and kind of the source you want to extract the data from. Making your project’s aim clear is important for developers, who will embody your idea.
Step 2. Determine what questions should the extracted data answer
Not just the data extraction matters, but also the way how you are going to exploit the received information and what analysis methods ought to be used.
Step 3. Find a team
Having an adequate team is really important when you build a data extraction tool. It will affect the speed at which your project will be done as well as the expenses.
Step 4. Choose the tech stack
Once you know your project goals you can have your tech stack chosen. First of all, it will define your software possibilities, but also impact your team’s work speed and efficiency.
Step 5. Troubleshooting and maintenance
After your product’s release you should not relax, but keep your team ready to update your software in response to any changes, cope with problems if they appear, and maintain all the system together with the data it has gathered.