How to choose an outsourcing company for .NET development?

[fada54]

Guys, can you tell me how to choose the right company for .NET outsourcing? The project is pretty big and we can't decide what to look at first. I understand that we should study the portfolio and look at the experience of the company, but maybe there are some other important points? How can we check that the team really understands .NET and will be able to handle our project? I would be glad to have any advice, as this is our first experience with outsourcing and we don't want to make a mistake with our choice.

 

[Bonni]

Choosing an outsourcing company for .NET development is a really important decision on which the success of your project depends. Be sure to study the company's portfolio and check if they have experience in developing projects similar to yours. Try to find reviews about the company from their previous clients. You can do this on specialized forums, social networks or review sites. The company's reputation is an important indicator of their reliability and professionalism. Find out what technologies and tools the company uses. It is important that they have the latest technologies and follow the current trends in .NET development. As for recommendations, I can recommend a company we had a positive experience with - .net development company. They specialize in .NET development and offer a full range of services - from requirements analysis to support and maintenance of the finished product.

 

[taty22]

First, when choosing an outsourcing company, you should pay attention to their approach to project management. The methodologies they use (e.g., Agile, Scrum, Kanban) can significantly affect the timing and quality of task completion. It is important that the company has experience with the chosen methodology and can adapt it to your needs. Secondly, the terms of reference (TOR) play a key role. Make sure you have a detailed ToR that includes all the requirements and wishes for the project. The more accurate and complete the TOR, the less likely there will be misunderstandings and delays in the development process.