How to Engage?

The lack of a project execution process does not necessarily lead to failure. But it does increase the chances.

At HashTag, we believe in balancing the critical triangle of cost, time, and scope through customized workflow. Which is why we have flexible and client-centric project execution models that are designed specifically for your project – whether it’s a simple website or a more complex software development.

Engaging in the Waterfall Method

The waterfall methodology can be broken down into distinct linear, sequential stages. The lifecycle of a project under this method can be summarized under five segments:

Discovery, Definition, Design, Development, Delivery

The waterfall methodology works best when project factors like project constraints, project goals, business objectives, and the acceptance criteria are well defined and measurable.

Since your project will have relatively defined features and functionality, a software requirement document (SRS) will be laid out to describe the expectations and scope of the project which will be used till the final project handoff.

What If My Requirements Evolve?

In practice, there are bound to be uncertainties during the execution of any given project. For instance, buggy third-party dependencies and changes in existing scope are some. By managing risks for your projects, we make sure any uncertainties are identified and planned for.

Moreover, we help you plan out the various aspects of your project prior to execution to ensure you have a system in place to manage these changes. Once we measure the impact of changes on the existing scope, and calculate the time and cost that comes with the changes, we then update the SRS document.

So in case your requirements evolve, the waterfall process continues to progress as planned, with quality assurance processes in the end to make sure our project deliverables tally with the predefined or revised scope of your project.