Dedicated Team Engagement Model

Hire a dedicated team of experts to add to your existing platform or build an innovative software solution from scratch to turn your ideas into reality in an easy and manageable way.

What is the Dedicated Team Engagement Model?

Dedicated team engagement model is an arrangement to provide clients with new team members without asking them to go through the hassles of hiring and training new members. This dedicated team could comprise designers, developers, QAs, or all available on a requirement (hourly rate) basis.

Enhanced visibility of project stages

Increased control over which expertise to include in the team

Higher project management flexibility than the fixed-scope model

Better prediction of budget estimates

Improved deadlines management

When to Choose Dedicated Team Model?

Dedicated team engagement model is best suited for clients who know their software development requirements. The dedicated team adds to their existing employees and includes all the experts that the client specifies. The client is responsible for planning and assigning tasks to the new team members as required.

When you already have a team

This model helps gain additional dedicated members in your existing team.

When you know the required skillset

Businesses can ask for particular skills in the incoming team members such as developers, designers, QA engineers, etc.

When you need higher security

Adding dedicated team members will help reduce any security risks to your data and information with IP protection.

Why Choose GeekyAnts for Dedicated Team Software Development?

Requirements-based team selection for effective outcomes

Improved project management and estimation planning

Enhanced team communication throughout the project lifecycle

Faster execution through prioritization of tasks

Higher ROI with high quality digital products

Better understanding of your software development requirements

Tools We Use

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Slack

For effective communication among teams across different timezones

Trello / JIRA

For efficient project and task management

GitHub / GitLab

For version control

Google meet / Zoom

For organizing meetings and collaborative work

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