Use Our Mature, Low-Risk Development Approach to Leave Competition in the Dust
Complex software projects impose high demands on outsourcing vendors.
To be a success, a project needs to deliver a custom product that provides tangible business value, advances your market position, and propels you ahead of the competition — all while meeting the expected scope requirements, schedule, and budget constraints.
Without a well-defined, predictable methodology in place, the chances of successfully tackling such a challenge would be slim to none.
To be a success, a project needs to deliver a custom product that provides tangible business value, advances your market position, and propels you ahead of the competition — all while meeting the expected scope requirements, schedule, and budget constraints.
Without a well-defined, predictable methodology in place, the chances of successfully tackling such a challenge would be slim to none.
Scrum or Waterfall — We’ve Got Your Back
Each project can have unique requirements, and we fully appreciate that. Rather than rigidly
imposing a one-size-fits-all approach, we meticulously analyze your business needs and suggest the
optimal way to make your project succeed.
Since 2015, we have accumulated a wealth of expertise in many popular development methodologies, with Scrum being our weapon of choice. We also keep a close eye on, and adopt best practices from other agile methods, such as Lean and Scrumban.
Since 2015, we have accumulated a wealth of expertise in many popular development methodologies, with Scrum being our weapon of choice. We also keep a close eye on, and adopt best practices from other agile methods, such as Lean and Scrumban.

Scrum
Scrum is an iterative development model that uses time-boxed sprints. Scrum is best
suited for larger, more complex projects that fit the following criteria:
- ✔ Only a rough project vision is available or project requirements are loosely defined
- ✔ There is a high probability of the requirements changing during the project course
- ✔ Both parties are willing to frequently discuss and refine the requirements to advance the project

Waterfall
Waterfall presupposes classic, linear development that relies on several project phases
that do not overlap. Waterfall could be a good fit when:
- ✔ The project is relatively short in duration and the technology is well-understood
- ✔ The requirements are not expected to change a lot after the development begins
- ✔ The project budget is fixed and budget control is of paramount importance
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