As a start-up business, you understand the challenges of being an entrepreneur. Start-up businesses are typically short-staffed. Team members must play numerous roles, and days are long and filled with more tasks than the team can accomplish. Start-ups survive with great ideas, innovation and vision. But to achieve their goals, they must be able to execute on those visions.
When a business engages a technology partner for software development, it is always important to research the experience and skills, to understand the partner’s quality processes and methodologies, to be sure that the agreement includes detailed service levels agreements (SLAs), and to check references but there is one other thing that many businesses forget to check and that is the specifics of delivery models and options.
You started your business with high hopes and you find that you have more ideas and more plans for expansion and growth than you can handle with your existing skills and team members. If you are a start-up or an entrepreneur and find yourself in a constant state of creation with little to no resources to make your dreams a reality, you might want to consider a technology partner.
