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OUT SOURCING » Operating Model |
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The Dedicated Seat Model delivers the maximum level of responsibility, stability and capability expansion to our clients. Moreover it is the most cost effective method of staff augmentation. This model works well where organizations want to execute software development work of the highest quality at a fast pace, with minimum costs and by using the best technical expertise.
In essence, the Dedicated Seat Model delivers core development team members, based out of our India based Offshore Development Center, to our clients who spend 100% of their time focused on the client's project. This model overcomes the challenges associated with augmenting staff locally. It offers maximum flexibility, stability, economy and an opportunity for sustained learning and growth for the client. |
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| In the Dedicated Seat Model, the team working for a client does not change and is dedicated to a particular client and its projects - this is in contrast with a project-based model where the project team may change. One Seat delivers a dedicated developer and complimentary skills. Developing IT applications requires multiple skills and time from multiple resources. An effective developer also requires strong project management supervision. Therefore, eDynamic has constructed a unique model where one seat means: |
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One 'Seat' of our Dedicated Seat Model means |
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| Resource Type |
Percentage Time spend on the
Client's Project |
No. of hours on a per month
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| Dedicated
Developer |
100% time |
176 hours |
| Offsite Project Manager |
10% time |
18 hours |
| QA resource |
15% time |
27 hours |
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| One Dedicated Seat month equates to 176 hours of development time and delivers an additional 45 hours in supporting functions. |
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| Under the Dedicated Seat Model, we define the organization structure as applicable to our relationship with the client. Let us take an example to understand this. A client has multiple simultaneous web application projects running: |
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