Under the Onsite-Offsite Delivery Model the service providers position their skilled personnel on the client’s site who work in continuous interaction with the client’s team for the entire period ranging between the point of collecting information to its implementation as well as its maintenance and support and also all along have a team of specific subject matter experts near the client’s vicinity to work in tandem with the onsite team of the service providers. The only difference between the customer’s normal working model is that the client’s task is accomplished by a team of outsiders who work in team as the other employees of the client. This will prove beneficial to the client as well as to the service provider as the service provider will have a better understanding of the client’s need resulting from the fact of having an almost similar background as far as the geographical factor is concerned.

This model enables the client and service provider to have a face-to-face interaction on a regular basis, which will be advantageous to both of them. Onsite-Offsite Model is the best for short and long term projects having non-confined requirements and open-ended.

This model is ideal when

• The scope is open-ended and undefined requirements.
• Priorities of the project are not well defined.
• The scope will undergo changes repetitively.
• Timelines are not a constraint.

Our Methodology:

Our team meets with the client’s team to workout the details of the project. The project scope, deliverables, screen layouts, reporting, functionality issues, timelines, etc. are all be defined in detail. A small mockup of the actual application may also be developed during this phase to understand the look-and-feel of the end product.

After the definition phase, work is initiated with a subject expert team (onsite team) being placed at client’s place and a part subject expert team being placed in AMSOL facility. This will enable every phase of the project being under supervision and control of the client and strict to the project guidelines being regularly monitoring by the client and AMSOL.

Advantages of Onsite-Offsite Delivery Model

• Face-to-face dealings with the client: Continuous interaction with the client is possible which enables the service provider to have a clear understanding of what the client is expecting from them and also of the end results desired by the client.
• On Hand Information: The service provider can obtain first hand information by understanding the scenario existing at the client’s place.
• No chance of communication gap.
• The number of changes required in the output provided by the service provider will almost be negligible.