BUILD · STAGE 03 / 04

Is it being built well — and can I see it?

Development is where the shape becomes a system — and you watch it happen. Open sprint reviews, published telemetry, decisions recorded as they are made.

TYPICAL LENGTH
Quarterly rhythm
WHO SHOWS UP
Named squad: engineers · designer · QA · architect
STARTS WITH
A build-ready shape — or a build that stalled

WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH

Artifacts, not impressions.

Reproduced from real engagements and redacted where they must be. The redaction is part of the discipline you are buying.

01

System architecture

The real architecture, drawn and kept current — clients, services, data plane, cloud foundation. Reviewed with your architects, not presented to them.

02

Decision records

Every significant choice written down: context, options, decision, cost. The reasoning survives the people who made it.

03

Delivery telemetry

Deploy frequency, lead time, change-failure rate — published to you, not summarized for you.

04

Test & release strategy

What gets tested, what gates a release, what happens on failure — decided before the first incident, not during it.

You own the IP, the source, and the infrastructure. From the first commit.

HOW IT RUNS

A build week, any quarter.

One real week beats any methodology diagram. This is the rhythm, not the highlight reel.

  1. MON

    Sprint planning. The board is yours to read — no curated status deck.

  2. TUE

    Increment ships behind a flag. Demo recording posted by evening.

  3. WED

    Decision-record review with your architects — this week, the event backbone.

  4. THU

    Load test against production-shaped data. Numbers in the shared channel.

  5. FRI

    Sprint review, open invite. Stakeholders see software, not slides.

ENGAGEMENTS AT THIS STAGE

What’s on the menu.

The workshops, sprints and engagements we run at this stage — scoped to where you are, not a fixed package.

  • Solution Architecture
  • BI & Analytics
  • Cloud
  • Web Development
  • Data & Integration
  • Mobile
  • Quality & Verification
  • Agile & SAFe Coaching

PROOF, NOT PROMISES

Develop inside one engagement.

90 days

from quarterly to weekly releases

An industrial manufacturer · INDUSTRIAL · CONNECTED PRODUCTS

THE ASK
A connected-product platform stuck on quarterly, white-knuckle releases — and a roadmap that assumed weekly ones.
THE TURN
An embedded squad rebuilt the delivery path while shipping features: trunk-based development, automated quality gates, one-click deploys.
SHIPPED
Releases moved from quarterly to weekly inside the first ninety days — with the change-failure rate falling as the cadence rose.

WHO SHOWS UP

Named people. One accountable team.

The team you meet is the team that does the work — cross-border, senior, and accountable by name. This is who develop brings into the room:

  • Tech lead
  • Product engineers ×3–5
  • Product designer
  • QA engineer
Blagoj Janev

Blagoj Janev

Chief Technology Officer

“The CTO is accountable for every architecture we ship.”

THE HANDOFF → STAGE 04

Will it run for years?

Develop hands Deliver a system that is already operable: instrumented, documented, rehearsed. Run-readiness was a build requirement, not an afterthought.

ENTRY OFFER

First release in 90 days

  • Named squad
  • Quarterly commitment
  • Open sprint reviews

An embedded cross-functional team that ships a production release inside the first quarter — with architecture, quality, and security decisions you can audit.

Your repo, your cloud account, your IP. We work inside them, not around them.