The software development process includes design requirements, design plans, product research and development, product delivery, and post-maintenance. Many companies do not have the professional capabilities and work experience in software development. It is more cost-effective to outsource software development work. Companies that outsource business will Avoid taking many wrong paths.
So, what should companies pay attention to when signing a software development contract?
Below we will talk about this issue from several aspects, hoping it will be helpful to everyone. The price of software development is not cheap, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, so you should pay more attention to the precautions when signing a software contract:
1. Be careful about sealing. The original contract and attachments must be stamped with a seam seal, and not with a full seam seal. In the event of a dispute, except for the stamped part, the validity of other parts will be controversial when going to court.
2. The project delivery date must be distinguished between working days and natural days. Many people ignore this. These are two concepts. Working days do not include holidays. If the project time is tight, holiday factors must be considered. Especially during long holidays like National Day and Spring Festival.
3. Going online and putting it on the shelf are different concepts. We consider the project to be online when it is deployed to the server, but putting it on the shelf means that users can download it to their mobile phones through the application market. This is limited by qualifications, platform integrity and other factors. Therefore, except for special circumstances, the platform must be listed.
Customize the development plan according to the software system and build a fully functional exclusive software system according to the actual needs of the enterprise. You no longer have to worry about the cost of extra features and the lack of features. 100% source code is delivered, with absolute ownership of the program. The terminal code is fully open source and unencrypted. It supports privatized deployment and can easily carry out secondary development.
