Software Development Methodologies
Don't worry we have done this lots of times, we can help you figure out what approach works best for the development of your software product, and get you the best team for the best results.
The Agile approach focuses on an evolving project scope and iterative development, with the team delivering a new feature or significant improvement at the end of each iteration. This method lets you get started quickly and make decisions as you go, using immediate feedback
Agile is your go-to methodology when:
Your scope and project is likely to evolve in the course of development
It's difficult to detail all the requirements at the project onset, for instance, because of its complexity
The success of your product is strongly dependent on talking to users
It's critical to direct the team's energy straight off toward development, skipping a lengthy planning stage, to bring your product to market quickly
Our Engagement Models
When choosing the best engagement model for our clients, its good to go into the details, covering everything from their core business goals and project scope to the degree of flexibility and control they need. Our goal is to find a solution that perfectly balances cost efficiency, performance, and flexibility.
Time & Materials
With the Time & Materials model, we can develop your software either sequentially or incrementally, maintaining ongoing communication with you. You're billed only for the real work completed, based on daily or hourly rates for each specialist.
Fixed Price
With this model, we build your software product for a price fixed upfront for the entire project. This often involves planning and estimating the whole project scope before development starts.
Dedicated Team
Alternatively, you can hire our highly skilled engineers to address specific skill gaps in your team, or opt for a complete, dedicated, and self-managed team. Our professionals will integrate smoothly into your setup, inject new perspectives and ideas, and achieve excellent results with the commitment of an in-house team.
