Whether you're starting off small, expanding gradually, or are already an entrepreneur, our project execution strategy takes all project types into consideration. Our approach to every project is organized and well-balanced to meet the needs of every customer.
The very precise scope and a set of needs that won't change during the course of the project.
The needs are very briefly described in the scope, and they are likely to vary over the project.
The Waterfall Process continues as intended, with a Quality Assurance Process at the conclusion to ensure that our project deliverables correspond with the initially established or newly changed project scope.
possesses a well-defined scope and a steady set of criteria that are not likely to alter during the course of the project.
Ability to establish precise long-term targets and evaluate progress based on regular deliveries.
Having to concentrate on the commercial aspect of the endeavour means that the product owner has less time to spend with the development team.
Restricted budget and essential components that cannot be compromised.
User stories are the most common format for this. The product owner prepares it. The clients' vision for the product is drafted here.
The release backlog is created by the SCRUM master, who uses the product backlog as input and converts it into a list of activities that would be delivered on a sporadic basis.
Together with the team, something has been prepared. Here, the backlog for releases is organized into sprints that last one or two weeks.
Defects discovered during the one- to two-week sprint are listed in the defect backlog. For a project to be deemed complete, these flaws must be fixed immediately.
clear short-term objectives and regular progress evaluations.
To spend more time with the development team and ensure that they are constantly in sync with the project manager, and share clear objectives and targets.
A particular feature may be improved by several iterations and inspection of all its components.
The customer needs regular and early opportunities to review the product, decide, and modify the project.
It is necessary to do regressive iterations throughout the testing process.
