Lab-type development is a quasi-delegation

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1 million yen to 80 million yen IT introduction subsidy Planning to introduce IT tools to improve work efficiency and productivity 300,000 yen to 4.5 million yen Small business sustainability subsidy Planning to expand sales channels by utilizing the system 500,000 yen Only one subsidy can be used for one system development. However, it is not guaranteed that you will receive it if you apply, and depending on the subsidy, you will need to submit documents such as a business plan or wage increase plan for review. To be honest, the application process is quite complicated. However, if the proposal passes the screening process and is adopted, the cost of system development should be reduced.

Not many people know that such a subsidy system exists, but if you think you can take advantage of it, try to take advantage of it. Tip 2. Utilize quasi-delegation contracts (lab-type contracts) Since the cost of outsourcing development to Japanese engineers Special Data would be high, the method of outsourcing and ordering to overseas engineers in order to keep the cost of app development low is called "offshore development." There are two main types of contracts for offshore development: "contract-type development" and "laboratory-type development." Of these, lab-style development is said to be compatible with agile development.







contract in which compensation is paid for specific tasks, and the contract is basically concluded for a fixed period of about 3 months to 1 year. It is unique in that system development is ordered on a human resources basis, not on a project basis. Normally, a quasi-delegation contract in system development refers to a type of contract in which the client resides permanently at the client's site (SES). Lab-type development is not the type where we live permanently at the client's site. The development company that receives the order will form a team dedicated to the client and carry out the development. If you want to start development without making an estimate using agile development, we recommend entering into a flat-rate contract like this. I think it is reassuring for system managers to be able to start a project by deciding on only a rough framework, and the cost will not change even if the specifications change.