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Isn't this solved by paying a fixed amount, and only paying if the project works and is well done? Then the outsourcing shop no longer has the incentive to dra
by devit 11y ago
Isn't this solved by paying a fixed amount, and only paying if the project works and is well done?
Then the outsourcing shop no longer has the incentive to drag things out so you keep paying.
Of course, it may be necessary to pay a large premium to get such terms since the developers take all the risk.
- demian 11y agoIsn't this solved by paying a fixed amount, and only paying if the project works and is well done? The problem with that approach is metrics. How can to specify that the softwere "works"? How can you measure if it's "well done"? I worked on a project using that approach and most of the time was spent being basically lawyers with specs instead of contracts. Horrible experience.