DELIVERY MODELS

Omeon's outsource delivery models are strategically designed to befit the varying needs of the offshore market. Whether outsourcing is part of your strategy for reducing cost, improving operational efficiency, and/or restructuring, the services offered by us will provide long term financial returns, risk reduction, strategic alignment, political impact and intuition.

The offshore delivery model entails that all project development, from initial study to testing, is done on Omeon premises. This particular model works well in scenarios where the project goals are well defined and deviation from the same is unlikely. Management and communication during the course of the project is the responsibility of our program managers - the internal clients, who work with tried and tested methodologies to ensure that delivery is as per schedule. The offshore dedicated project team, works within predefined processes, thereby making this model the most cost effective.

The onsite delivery model entails that skilled Omeon professionals are deployed on the client's premises. This delivery model is viable only if fluidity is required in a projectand if there is need for a specific resource type or if post-deployment support is imperative. From initial consultation to maintenance and support, our representatives are highly qualified and combine excellent business acumen and strong inter-personal skills.

This model, a combination of both onsite and offshore, is the best of both worlds, and results in optimized costs with maximized efficiency. The onsite team will directly interact with the clients and will serve as consultants, program managers and developers, depending on project requirements. They will do requirement studies, design and development, while interfacing directly with clients. The offshore team will interact only with the onsite team and will provide additional crucial support, thereby reducing costs and implementation time. This model allows for scalability and has enormous operational benefits.

ODC Partnership Model aims at creating relationships with customers who seek long-term services. This model involves the creation of a dedicated offshore development unit comprising of engineers who have domain expertise in specific areas. This ensures continuity within the project and iterative use of components while continuously upgrading to market requirements and effectively addressing business critical issues like the client's time-to-market pressures.