Delivery Models

The advancement of technology has made the world a global village. The entire globe has become one huge marketplace where borders and barriers have lost significance. Travel and communication are becoming faster and faster. Companies the world over have adapted to technology at a frantic pace so as to keep ahead of the competition. In conformity with this trend, Xminds has adopted delivery models that satisfy the needs and aspirations of customers without compromising the quality of the end product. Our current delivery models are: ISDM (In Situ Delivery Model), ESDM (Ex Situ Delivery Model), and HDM (Hybrid Delivery Model).

ISDM (In Situ Delivery Model)

When the project scope is not clearly defined, or if a project is open-ended and iterative in nature, we use an In Situ Delivery Model. With this model, work is performed at the clients premises. Throughout the assignment our consultants report to an onsite project manager and also report back to our offices on a regular basis. Some of the services provided by an onsite consultant are: defining project requirements, performing a technology assessment, creating functional specifications, design, coding, testing, maintenance, and support.

ESDM (Ex Situ Delivery Model)

This model is suitable for projects with a pre-defined plan. The project is executed by the best brains of Xminds in their own backyard. The client maintains managerial oversight and stays abreast of project advancement through regular face-to-face progress updates.

HDM(Hybrid Delivery Model )

Xminds Hybrid Delivery Model combines In Situ and Ex Situ Delivery Models for superior results at highly reduced costs. Typically, the discovery and planning stages of a project are executed onsite at the client's office. The subsequent development and support phases are then carried out at Xminds development center. The hybrid model maximizes efficiency in terms of both resources and costs. The proven strengths include near 24- hour work cycles, project teams with broad-based skill sets, lower resource costs, and an ability to quickly scale up or down to reflect changing project requirements.