Sure: this is our core service. At Technoozz, we have a strong team of more than 15 IT experts, including consultants, developers, data administrators, security engineers, DevOps engineers, and Quality Assurance (QA) engineers, to take full responsibility for everything related to software development. There is a need to collect and devise software requirements for software access, deployment, and support.

Yes, you can get your software quickly. Depending on the size of the project, we can deliver the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) within a timeframe ranging from 2 weeks to 4 months. After that, we guarantee to release new functionality every 2-6 weeks. Contact us and we will meet your needs professionally and accurately.

Software development costs for medium to large applications range from $5,000 to $1,000,000. The total cost depends primarily on the number and complexity of software features, the number of platforms supported (web, mobile, or desktop), and the type of development (custom development, low-code development, or platform-based development). The degree of uniqueness and complexity of user interface design, the number of integrations with other software systems, as well as availability, security, and performance requirements also play an important role in determining the development cost.

You can request a free project cost calculation from Technoozz or find more details about software development costs in our recently released guide.

During the first 3 months after software launch, our team does the following:

§  Answers your and users’ questions, and solves user problems (if any).

§  Provides support related to incident management, configuration changes and updates.

After 3 months, upon agreement, we provide ongoing maintenance and upgrades to your software, in addition to providing support from Level 1 to Level 3 (upon request). We have extensive experience in how to foster long-term partnerships and keep our clients happy over the long term: 65% of our revenue comes from clients we have served for more than two years.

In most of our software engineering projects, we use the Scrum methodology for a period of 2 to 3 weeks. We use the Waterfall methodology for small and medium-sized projects with clearly defined, unchanging requirements, projects that require formal approvals (government projects and projects for large companies), and projects that have strict compliance requirements. In software support and upgrade projects, we often follow the Kanban methodology. Of course, in many projects, it makes sense to use a combination of methodologies or switch from one methodology to another depending on the phase of the project. In our practice, the most common scenarios are ‘Waterfall -> Scrum’, ‘Scrum -> Kanban -> Scrum’.

We follow a shift-left approach to quality assurance, and follow international programming standards.