Our Delivery Method

Process

(Agile Foundation)

Our method leverages the strengths of Agile Methods, emphasizing small iterative development, continuous feedback, and the flexibility to adapt to changing requirements. This approach combines elements of Scrum and Kanban to provide a structured yet adaptable framework, ensuring regular progress, accountability, and enhanced workflow transparency and efficiency.

Product

(Value Driven)

By employing the principles of Design Thinking to create the initial plan, we focus on delivering maximum value with minimum waste. This approach begins with a deep understanding of user needs and challenges, ensuring that every product feature is aligned with overall business goals. Continuous stakeholder feedback is then used to tailor the product scope, allowing the workflow to respond swiftly to changes and achieve higher customer satisfaction.

4 Key Principles

People

(Customer, Stakeholder, Team)

We put a strong emphasis on understanding people—customers, stakeholders, and team members. A successful product development process requires being customer-centric and correctly mapping stakeholders. Our method advocates for defining the right team structure, with smaller, cross-functional teams operating with high autonomy and efficiency.

Platform

(Technology, Architecture, Design)

Achieving team agility and customer satisfaction is impossible without proper architecture, design, and quality. A robust architecture and thoughtful design are crucial for reusability and productivity, enabling teams to build scalable and efficient solutions. That's why the team must be experts in the underlying technology in order to maximize value creation.

Phase 1-2-3

The 7dig Delivery Method is applied in three major phases—Initiation, Iteration, and Release—each designed with a specific purpose in the project lifecycle.

The Initiation Phase sets the foundation by defining the business context, stakeholder needs, and team structure. The Iteration Phase focuses on iterative development, where requirements are refined, solutions are built, and quality is validated. Finally, the Release Phase prepares the product for deployment, ensuring user acceptance and readiness for Go Live. This phased approach ensures that each project progresses methodically, maintaining high standards of quality and aligning with business goals throughout the development cycle.

1. Initiation

1-2 Weeks

2. Iteration

2 Weeks (many)

3. Release

1-4 Weeks