Scope Projects Model
We agree the scope of work, the deliverables and the acceptance criteria in writing before the contract is signed, then deliver against them for a fixed price. The specification does the work here: the more precisely the boundaries are drawn up front, the less room there is for disagreement later about what was included. Changes are not refused — they go through a change request, are priced, and are approved before we act on them, so the budget never moves without your say-so.
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You are billed for the hours actually worked and the materials actually used, at rates agreed before we start. There is no fixed total, which is the point: the scope can move as you learn, and priorities can be reordered between one week and the next without renegotiating a contract. In exchange you get visibility — you see where the time went, and you decide what the team works on next.
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We take on the day-to-day running of your infrastructure, systems or processes as an ongoing service rather than a project. The approach is proactive rather than reactive: continuous monitoring, routine maintenance and tuning, so that faults are found and cleared before they become outages you hear about from your users. The commitments are written into a Service Level Agreement, which is what makes the arrangement measurable rather than a matter of goodwill.
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