Move Your Digital Project from Stuck to Finished
Product Rescue
Your problem, our solution.
Enlist the help of experts who know how to deal with red tape and brilliant comebacks.
The project horror story is either that of our own or someone we know.
Six months ago, your company planned the next critical strategic initiative to build a digital product. The work was done upfront to outline the project milestones and demos. Your software development partner signed on the dotted line saying that the project was achievable within scope and by the due date. The partner communicated that they understood the high stakes nature of the project for the company and the customer.
The first three months went smoothly, before the project hit a wall. The software partner promised to make up ground and added resources for support. With two sprints left to complete, the project will not meet the deadline, meaning the launch will be a disaster, and leadership will be looking for the person to blame.
Monkeyjump Labs thrives in the recovery phase.
Given the breadth of experience that MJL has in the software development space, we have developed tools and competency that cut through the muck, allowing us to make critical decisions, communicate sacrifices needed, and add the technical know-how to get the project across the finish line.
Projects tend to fail for the following reasons:
- Non-realistic scopes
- Failure to communicate challenges and over-confidence in finding solutions
- Incompetent technologist that will not be transparent when they have reached the edge of their knowledge
- Bad partnering with poor communication and a lack of honesty and transparency
- Finger-pointing
- Compromising quality for speed
Help is Here: Product Rescue Assessment & Plan
MJL offers a project rescue assessment (price upon request) if provided the below constraints:
- Access to product roadmap and other key project artifacts
- Current product designs
- Access to infrastructure and code
- Provided business context of desired result
Ready to get to work?
Our recovery process looks like this:
Investigate > Strategize > Develop > Support & Maintenance
We understand that time is of the essence in these scenarios. If given the above information, MJL will provide you with a plan that outlines:
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Where you are now
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Where can you be by X date
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A plan (executable statement of work) for how you can get there
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A support and maintenance plan for future updates and fixes
MJL proudly serves the following industries:
Food & Agriculture
Industrial & Manufacturing
Retail & Ecommerce
Security & Regulatory
FinTech
Healthcare
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can’t we just add more bodies to the project to make it go faster?
What is this going to cost? Doesn’t project rescue mean it's very expensive?
Can you work around our IT department?
Do you have to throw away all the work done before and start new when rescuing a product?