Architecture: Why Does it Matter?
Let’s have a clue about high‐quality and low‐quality architecture and clear up why “adding one small feature” may take dozens of man‐hours...
Remember the Greek myth in which brave Theseus uses Ariadne’s
Figuratively speaking, the notion of finding one’s way back after conquering the “Minotaur” (a client’s IT project) is a challenge that any capable IT outsourcing provider should be willing to accept. In this case, the “Labyrinth” is the outsourcing provider’s organization and its various specialties — PHP, Java, .NET, iOS, Android, and many more. “Theseus” is the provider’s Project Manager (PM), tasked with finding the most efficient egress through the Labyrinth by choosing the most appropriate specialists and technologies for your project. “Ariadne’s thread” is a core, complex attribute that combines the outsourcing provider’s
So, how does industry-specific experience affect the quality, time, and
Meeting the standards and adhering to the protocol of your specific industry, as well as establishing strong customer relations, is of the utmost importance for the PM and the technology team. For example, in industries which receive government funding and which deal daily with societal
In tandem with
Regarding the IT professionals comprising the technology team, their specific educational background (some have degree in physics, some in mathematics, some in mechanical engineering, etc.), as well as their work experience (some have a finance background, some have a gaming background, etc.) is taken into account when your remote team is formed.
To learn more about the attributes of specific industries, please see the following articles. And to gain insight into Sibers’ experience with different industries, please visit our Case Studies page.
Let’s have a clue about high‐quality and low‐quality architecture and clear up why “adding one small feature” may take dozens of man‐hours...
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