Why Choose the Right Development Partner?

Did you know?

Some of the development projects stats in 2024,

• 70% of the development projects fail!
• Common reasons for failure are Budget overrun (55%), Poor planning (46%), Lack of aligned objectives (44%), and Communication issues (19%).
• 78% of the businesses do not use project management software.
• 42% of the project managers do not abide by the certain project management method that they chose.

 What does this mean?

This means that,

• The businesses are not choosing the right development partner.
• It may be due tocost savings goals, poor research, or any other malicious reasons (bribes and such).

What does a failed development project lead to?

It leads to,

• Delayed time to market.
• Loss of competitive edge.
• Loss of faith in development partners.
• Loss of clients and customers.

In short, the businesses are left with no option!

What do business owners do when they are left with no option?

They,

• Either drop the development project, 
• Or continue with it but with no hopes or aspirations.

They even feel like going to Tatya Vinchu and putting out hexes on whomever they see fit!

 As per Tatya Vinchu,

The businesses should,

• Carry out proper research before hiring a development partner.
• Check their previous work via testimonials and case studies.
• Draft full-fledged NDAs and Contracts.
• Use proper and common Project management and Communication tools.
• Carry out timely feedback sessions.
• Judge on the basis of Ethical, Cultural and Client-centric Approaches.

What if you already did all of that and still had poor results?

Tatya Vinchu suggests to

• Opt for Wildnet Technologies.
• And let the past experiences be thrown into a fire, uttering “Om Bhat Swaha”!

Why choose Wildnet Technologies?

 Be it web, app, or custom software development, Wildnet can do it all and more!

• 4100+ Clients
• 8000+ Successful Projects
• 350+ Developer experts
• 110+ Mobile apps developed
• 1150+ Websites developed

Handle Development Projects with ease @ Wildnet