{"id":1533,"date":"2017-06-08T13:26:24","date_gmt":"2017-06-08T13:26:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/agiliway.com\/?p=1533"},"modified":"2024-04-17T11:28:59","modified_gmt":"2024-04-17T11:28:59","slug":"software-development-outsourcing-what-business-model-to-choose","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/agiliway.com\/software-development-outsourcing-what-business-model-to-choose\/","title":{"rendered":"Software Development Outsourcing: What Business Model to Choose"},"content":{"rendered":"

Chances are if twenty years ago you contacted 50 random leading companies and approached their CEO<\/a>s with a question: \u201cHave you ever seen the work day come to an end?\u201d, most likely, more than 70% would say no. The slight percentage would spend their work days sitting in their king-sized, high-back chairs free from hateful neck cracks, feeling like a million dollars. I bet partly this let up at work was due to an adopted outsourcing model and benefits it brought in, like outside expertise, cut cost, streamlined task fulfillment processes and low risks.<\/p>\n

With the rise of outsourcing, in particular, software development outsourcing<\/a>, the tide starts to turn and numbers change. Outsourcing engagement models either edge out or complement traditional ones, giving inner company processes a major revamp.<\/p>\n

The business engagement model<\/a> reads as strategic partnership oriented towards creating value, sparing efforts and meeting goals. Strategic partnership with an IT outsourcing provider starts the moment a vendor selects the vehicle of its own success from the taxonomy of business engagement models.<\/p>\n

To ensure your vehicle doesn\u2019t stop midway, Agiliway has given numerous business models a test drive and made the most out of this experience by offering our clients only the most value-adding models. Learn more about each of three tried-and-true engagement models in software development outsourcing and decide which works for you.<\/p>\n

Fixed Price<\/h3>\n

Under the fixed price engagement model the client entrusts the IT solution to a software outsourcing vendor and steps back until the agreed date arrives for taking over a market-ready build. In cases like this, clients either have a clear vision of an end product or at least a set of well-defined requirements. During the discussion stage the scope, budget, main development stages, and deadlines are fixed, documented and final proposal with billing is submitted for consideration. When the agreement is concluded and the process of project implementation starts, no major alterations are welcome. Any deviations trigger additional expenses.<\/p>\n

When it works<\/strong>. The fixed price engagement model proves effective under following conditions:<\/p>\n