Cooperation Models

One of the biggest benefits of this model is that it allows clients to adjust requirements and deploy new features without disrupting the workflow significantly. The involving parties are not obliged to follow the original software project plan under a T&M contract. As a result, they can simply adjust not only the project specifications but also the team size based on their current needs and priorities.

Since a fixed-price model just allows the client to participate in the development process during the initial planning phase, customers will have no control over the progress. In a Time and Material contract, the clients will get significant transparency. The customer has total power over the development and can interact directly with the engineer if something goes wrong.

Cost control and budget flexibility are two more strategic advantages of the T&M model. Customers can effectively plan out their budgets due to clearly defined price units. Furthermore, with a deeper understanding of the entire process, the client can simplify or remove specific elements or functionalities at any time, saving costs and eliminating unnecessary charges.

In the lab-type contract, you get advantages of all the cooperation models. You get flexibility in time and material together with predictability in cost. You can define members and budgets in advance while ensuring project performance and scale the team size as your needs. In comparison with hiring in-house, hiring a dedicated team for a project is more economical without recruitment and administration worries. This is especially true if you offshore development to countries with lower rates like Vietnam.

At NAPA, we ensure a professional team with experience and skillsets meeting your specifications with the required number of people in the specified length of time. They are dedicated to your project, offer you helpful advice, and consider the smallest details that you may have neglected. With this engagement model, you have tight collaboration with the team and control over the project even working remotely. As great things are born in effective collaboration, this model helps to make your long-term planning successful.

When it comes to tight scheduling, unanticipated cases, or adjustments in the scope and priorities of the project, this engagement approach is a great choice. With team flexibility and a customer-centric approach, the entire process can be completed at a fast pace than the other models. You can quickly and easily optimize the team size and distribute the workload to serve new goals. All team members are involved in refining workflows, brainstorming solutions, and accelerating the process to meet the schedule.