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How to Choose the Successful Business Model ?
Popular Software Development Models
The following are some basic popular models that are adopted by many software development firms
A. System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Model
B. Prototyping Model
Save your time – we supervise all setup operations, and virtually eliminate the time you have to spend on administrative tasks
C. Rapid Application Development Model
Pay per use – our all-encompassing fee per team member means you never have to pay fixed costs for items you do not use
D. Component Assembly Model
Expenditure optimization – No initial setup fee required; you avoid the important upfront costs you would incur for office space lease, equipment, furniture etc.
Immediate kick-off of operations
Minimize recruitment time – leverage on our strong presence and network on the labour market
Fixed Price Model (FPM)
This Model is suitable for Clients with well Defined Requirements and project schedules. Under this option, the Client pays a Pre-negotiated fixed price for the complete project which in turn is linked to
well Demarcate Present ables.
This Model is executed as per the following steps: Upon acceptance of the proposal by the Client , Software Design Document (SDD) and Work Break-down Structure (WBS) Based project plan incorporating Apparently Delimited Deliverables is set up and submitted to the Client. Simultaneously under a parallel activity, development and testing environments are set up and the rest of the project team is assembled.
The development, quality assurance and all other project related activities are competently managed, transparently communicated and seamlessly delivered.
Advantages:-
Tremendous cost advantage to client: speedy completion for project as the changes during execution are minimal.
The ixed Price Model is best suited to small and medium level projects with definite scope and clear specifications of the projects. You can engage this model when everything about your project is apparent from the beginning of your project to its delivery and pay a fixed price as per the agreement.
Suitable for customers with well-defined requirements and project schedules. Under this option, the customer pays a Pre-negotiated fixed price for the complete project, which in turn is linked to well-defined deliverables. For any change in scope a predefined fixed hourly rate is paid. For any changes there is a standard change request procedure that is followed for which we have structured processes in place.
Time and Material Model (T&M)
The Features of Time and Material Model are:
Single Standard rate
Follows typical SDLC Time lines
Ideal for Small jobs/Tasks based approach
Client involvement is more
Client keeps IP
Less expensive than fixed
Advantages to the Client from this Model:
More control over implementation
Good when evolving requirements
High flexibility
Analysis is involved
Less expensive than fixed
IP ownership
The project specifications and requirements are likely to change during the development phase.
The chances of changes being made to the structure or architecture of the application during the development phase, is high.
The duration of the project cannot be accurately anticipated.
customers pay a monthly charge based on the total effort reported by the team for each month offers the flexibility to balance team size and project workloads
is desirable when scope and specifications for the project are not defined explicitly
T&M 4 FPM Model :-
Ideal in the situation when client wants to go for fixed price model but the scope of work is not 100% clear or detailed enough to decide fixed price in the project initiation phase.
Hire Dedicated Model
This has motivated us to provide all these above said benefits to all our clients under one roof. An Offshore Dedicated Development Team is customized to your requirements and business needs, and it works as an extension of your in-house staff. Using an Offshore Dedicated Development Team or an individual dedicated developer, you will get access to specific skills, and still keep optimal control over the entire software development process compared to project basis.
Jay Paul is working with An Offshore Software Development Company and Experts in
Offshore Software Development and J2EE Application Development Services Across the Globe Specially in US, UK, Denmark etc.















Do you really think that Fixed Price Model (FPM) worked for small and medium sized companies? I am talking about Web based development scenario.
Even if you freeze specifications with client - there are chances are extra demands withing same cost from client. So think Fixed Price Model (FPM) somehow fails here.
What do you say?
Thanks
Vinay Yadav
VinayRas Infotech, Nagpur
http://www.vinayras.com
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