I am always amazed at the number of people who look at software projects and implementation of solutions as a simple ‘pop it in place’ equation. Every organization has SOME software and an existing network with an array of hardware, network considerations, and local and enterprise-wide software tools that are popular or downright necessary for their users to access.
If you have a great idea for software product development for the consumer market or for the business market, you may be wondering how to transform that idea into a reality. While your IT team may be great at satisfying the day-to-day needs and helping you support your growth strategy, when it comes to custom application development, your team probably does not have the time to help you and may not have the skills ore expertise to take on custom app development.
If your business is trying to navigate the alphabet soup that is technology, you are no doubt drowning in acronyms and odd names and trying to figure out what combination of technologies you will need to complete your software development project. While your in-house IT staff may have the time and skills to handle the day-to-day projects and tasks, you may be in need of some help for mobile app development, or custom software development projects.
There is nothing wrong in being able to price low and selling at half or less than half the price as long the service quality is at least 80% of the sustained market price.Low priced services offering matching quality often tend to be disruptive to the markets and customers benefit significantly from what has to be done.
However, being simply low priced and expecting the economics and sociology to work on its own is something that will equate to having one size fits all approach to business.
When you take the long view it is easy to see how the cost of RWD is more than offset by customer satisfaction and user adoption.
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