Fixed Scope Engagement Model
What is the Fixed Scope Development Model?
Fix the requirements and scope in advance.
We plan and set up the best team for you.
Fixed sprint planning.
Kick off project with full transparency and consent on planned deliverables.
Suggested for projects with duration less than 2 months.
Project scope is phased out and with multiple SoWs, if duration is greater than 2 months.
When to Choose Fixed Team Model?
When you have a fixed Timeline
When you have a fixed Budget
When you know the features of the app
Why Choose GeekyAnts for Fixed Scope Development?
Dedicated teams for project planning and execution.
Daily stand-up calls for complete transparency.
Constant updates on progress of the project.
Dedicated account manager for your projects.
End-to-end project management.
Zero compromise on quality.
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