Question 1

What does you maker team composition look like?

Accepted Answer

Our maker team composition is designed to ensure every project is executed with precision and expertise. Here's what it looks like:
        Engagement Manager: Your main point of contact for communication, staffing, and project oversight.
        Team Lead: A skilled leader with extensive experience, ensuring the project stays on track and meets your goals.
        Delivery Team: A dynamic group of designers, developers, testers, and architects who collaborate to bring your product vision to life.
        Arnology Advantage: A collaborative environment where our team members draw from the collective knowledge of the entire company, enhancing every project with diverse insights and expertise.
        We build our teams to align perfectly with your needs, delivering tailored solutions every step of the way.

Question 2

What does your software development process look like?

Accepted Answer

Our software development process is flexible to accommodate the unique needs of each customer, but there are some core practices you can expect across most projects:
        Probabilistic Forecasting: We use data-driven predictions to manage project timelines and expectations.
        1-2 Week Iterations: We work in short, manageable cycles to deliver continuous progress and adaptability.
        Iteration Planning, Review, and Retrospective: Regular planning, reviews, and retrospectives ensure alignment and improvement.
        Product Increment (PI) Planning and Discovery: We focus on planning and discovering key product increments to guide development.
        Periodic Status Reporting and Product Demonstrations: We keep you informed with regular updates and demonstrations of progress.
        Additionally, our teams employ the following practices to enhance development:
        Test-Driven Development: Ensuring code quality from the start. Pair and Mob Development: Collaborative coding practices to drive better solutions.
        Research and user testing: Gain insights from user feedback to refine the product.
        Dual-Track Agile: Running discovery and development tracks in parallel for more effective outcomes.
        Continuous Integration and Delivery: Automated processes for smoother deployments (where applicable).
        Secure Coding Practices: Adhering to security standards to protect your product.
        Our process is designed to be adaptive and effective, ensuring that your project meets its goals with high quality and efficiency.

Question 3

What methodologies do you use?

Accepted Answer

We blend modern technologies with contextual constraints to create the best solutions. Although Agile can be a bit overused, our teams often follow Scrum-like practices. We focus on Lean principles and Lean Startup methods, valuing people over processes and emphasizing deliberate experimentation.

Question 4

What is your customer geography?

Accepted Answer

We offer our services to clients globally, with key markets in the USA, countries across Central and Western Europe.

Question 5

What information do you need from me to start work?

Accepted Answer

We’d love to learn more about your project. Provide details such as the project scope, key objectives, and timeframes. Additionally, let us know any specific business challenges you're aiming to solve. This information will help us better understand your needs and tailor our approach to meet your goals effectively.

Question 6

I have an old software product that needs to be redone. Do you modernize legacy apps?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! It's crucial to ensure that modernizing your legacy app aligns with specific business outcomes. Just transferring an old system to new technology can be risky. This is known as the second-system syndrome, where the goal is simply to replicate the old system’s functionality.
        However, such projects often require more than just a technology update; they typically involve necessary changes beyond the technology itself. These efforts may seem simple but are often more complex than they appear.

Question 7

How much does it cost to build custom software?

Accepted Answer

If you haven't tackled something like this before, the costs might be more than you expect. Don’t worry! We’ll work with you to estimate the scope and determine if it’s worth continuing the discussion. 
        Ultimately, our goal is to maximize the return on your investment. To achieve this, we offer transparent forecasting and status updates, deliver working software frequently, and assist with practical planning and adjustments throughout the process.

Question 8

How long does software development take?

Accepted Answer

We can’t provide a precise timeline without understanding the specifics of your project, as some projects may be completed in 2 to 3 weeks, while others might take several months.  To give you an accurate estimate, we need to assess the project’s complexity and scope. Once we have that information, we’ll be able to provide you with a more precise time frame.

Question 9

I have teams that need help but don't want to outsource development and lose all the product/domain knowledge. How can you help?

Accepted Answer

One common issue in our industry is when companies build a solution and then keep all the knowledge and sometimes the IP, making it hard for customers to move forward without them. That’s not how we operate! We make it a priority to share knowledge and train your design and development teams, so they feel confident and equipped to take over once we’ve finished our work.

Question 10

How much will the Arnology developers’ work cost?

Accepted Answer

In our company, we compensate our employees based on hourly rates. These rates vary depending on the technology used and the experience level of the specialists working on the project. Feel free to contact us.

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