Work the way
the project needs
Dedicated teams, defined projects or a mix of both. We’ll shape the engagement around what you’re building, the team you already have and how the work needs to evolve.
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Find the structure that fits the work
Four ways of working, one Webair engineering team behind all of them. If one already fits what you need, select it and move straight into the project conversation.
- Dedicated team
A Webair team that stays close to your product, your roadmap and the people already responsible for it.
- Offshore development center
A dedicated Webair engineering operation built around your systems, roadmap and ways of working.
- Fixed price projects
A defined project with agreed objectives, scope, responsibilities and delivery expectations.
- Hybrid delivery
An ongoing engineering team combined with clearly defined project work.
A team that becomes part of the product
A dedicated Webair team stays close to your product over time, building a deeper understanding of the software, the roadmap and the people using and operating it.
- Ongoing software development
- A roadmap that keeps evolving
- Specialist engineering expertise
- Long-term product knowledge
- More continuity than contractors
- Close work with your team
Build an engineering team that stays close to your business
A dedicated Webair engineering team that builds long-term knowledge of your systems, product and ways of working, with technical leadership built in.
- A long-term software roadmap
- A team that stays with the work
- Several disciplines working together
- Continuity across a larger program
- Deep familiarity with your systems
- More structure and ownership
Defined outcomes. Clear delivery boundaries
Fixed price works best when the problem, requirements and expected outcome are understood well enough to define the work properly before engineering begins.
- A clear expected outcome
- Scope defined with confidence
- Clear delivery boundaries
- A specific objective
- Technical risks understood
- Stable requirements
Structure where it helps. Flexibility where it matters
Some programs contain work that can be defined clearly alongside work that still needs discovery, design and iteration. A hybrid model lets each part use the approach that makes the most sense.
- A larger or evolving program
- Some outcomes clearly defined
- Other areas still need discovery
- An ongoing engineering team
- Different approaches per workstream
- Predictability with flexibility
You don’t need to choose the model before we talk
If a model clearly fits, choose it. If not, tell us about the project and we’ll help you find the right approach.
The model can change. The engineering standards don’t
However we work together, the standard of the engineering stays the same.
- Product and business context
- Technical ownership
- Design and engineering together
- Sensible architecture
- Testing and quality
- Security and permissions
- Deployment and infrastructure
- Monitoring and maintainability
- Straightforward communication
Choose how you want to work
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Let’s find the right way to work together
Tell us what you’re trying to build, improve or support. We’ll help you structure the work.
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