Our Methodology

We believe in Chaos Theory strongly, and when we have a methodology that results in hyper productive software development following controlled chaos, who else can be more satisfied.

Chaos is not only limited to software but grew as a result of applied interest in meteorological studies, stock markets, human psychology, particle physics etc. The main problem with traditional software development models is to assume that any of the assumptions made has non-chaotic behavior. Even small enough unknowns can have a big influence on the result.

Because in practical situation the removal of these uncertainties is impossible, many of us have searched for answers beyond the repeatable/defined approach of software development, to a more “adaptive approach”. SCRUM assumes up-front the existence of chaos in the items in the traditional approach as incorrect assumptions, but it provides for techniques to resolve these problems with techniques rooted in complexity management i.e. self-organization, management of empirical processes & knowledge creation.

In that sense, SCRUM is not only an "iterative and incremental" development method but it is also an "adaptive" software development method. We have successfully executed many complex projects using SCRUM approach and we believe that "true" success comes in a mixed flavor of successes and failures.