Development as a Service (DaaS) is not a delivery contract. It's a partnership to co-create outcomes.
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Why choose DaaS? Compare the models to see which fits your project.
Specifications are locked before development. Budgets are fixed, but changes are costly and slow. Best for projects with a known destination.
Secure a dedicated team for a fixed monthly fee. Pivot quickly based on market feedback, and keep improving as you learn. Ideal for new ventures and continuous product growth.
DaaS failures follow a familiar pattern.
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Stuffing low-priority features into the backlog slows down the core product and pushes the real value further out.
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Adopt MVP discipline and focus on the minimum features required to learn and launch.
Leaving discovery to the vendor and skipping reviews results in a product that misses intent.
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Assign a product owner internally and have decision-makers join weekly check-ins.
Rejecting changes when new ideas surface erases DaaS advantages.
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Welcome change. DaaS values outcomes over rigid adherence to the original plan.
DaaS success depends on how the client participates.
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Can you say "this is the first thing" instead of "everything at once"?
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Frequent communication and fast decisions often matter more than technical difficulty. In DaaS, the client is part of the team.
From contract to release, we move with transparency.
Align on the "why" before the "what." Agree on the MVP scope to achieve in the first month.
Design → build → test in short loops. Demo weekly, and reflect feedback immediately.
Deploy to production, then analyze usage data and define the next sprint improvements.