We develop software using proven Agile development methods. That means better results in less time.
At Iteray, we maintain a strong focus on the development process and strive to plan and organize our work in a way that draws customers, users, and developers together as a team from start to finish. Our use of agile development methods means that we can provide you with extensive control over the project and freedom to continue the creative process that started it all.
We won’t ask you to stop being creative just because your initial ideas are now carved in a long winded project specification sitting in a binder somewhere. You can freely add new features or change the ones we haven’t implemented yet — as long as you stay within the resource limits we originally agreed upon. And we’ll work with you to plan and execute changes to the features that are already complete, if needed. After all, isn’t it precisely when you see your ideas take form that new and improved ones spring to life?
Of course, the need to change the original plan doesn’t just stem from new and better ideas. Market conditions, legislation, new technologies, competing solutions, and even the team itself are all examples of conditions that may change during development.
On many traditional projects, the conflict of interest between your legitimate need as a customer to change the current plan in order to adapt to a changing world, and the developer’s attempt to attain a stable target at which to aim their efforts leads to friction and frustration.
We welcome change and make it our advantage. Constant, controlled change makes it more likely that we will end up where we need to be. We welcome change through a personal attitude and effective work practices that make constant change acceptable and feasible.
To quote from The Agile Manifesto: We value Individuals and interactions over processes and tools, Working software over comprehensive documentation, Customer collaboration over contract negotiation, Responding to change over following a plan
