We speak the same language as the project management department of your company!
With ‘Scrum’, eggs unimedia has introduced the industry’s benchmark of agile software development. Unlike the name may imply, ‘scrum’ is certainly no crush. In fact, it’s a software development methodology that brings top quality solutions in minimum time.
Alternatively we can also manage your project as per the methodology of the German Project Management Association. We are familiar with both worlds and are happy to consult you, which of the methods is appropriate for your project. Our overall goal is to minimize friction losses and to maximize customer satisfaction.
For which methodology you may opt, we guarantee Top Quality and Top Management in Top Speed.
In the past, many web applications did not live up to the expectations they raised. The reasons usually came down to inefficient development.
A quality assurance department, certified ISTQB Certified Tester as well as automated tests ensure top quality right from the development phase onwards.
Programming a high-quality web application can be a time-consuming process with uncertain results. To reduce the time to market for innovative applications, eggs unimedia introduced agile software development methodologies. These do not only lead to a significant reduction in time needed for development, but also to better results.
Developments missing the requirements of the client, production bottle-necks due to extensive review times as well as slow realization times are history.
If desired, eggs unimedia will take over all or part of your project management and could thus offer project management and development from one source. Besides agile development methodologies, eggs unimedia also offers standard project development methods on request.
- IPMA (International Project Management Association)
- GPM (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement e.V.)
No matter for which method you may opt, a close and trustful collaboration with our customers is our top priority.
DIN and ISO Standards
Our project management is based on the following terminology and procedural standards: DIN 69901 (basic terms, organization, information, structure), DIN 69902 (resources, capacity), DIN 69903 (cost, financial resources), DIN 69904 (systems, elements), DIN 69905 (general projects), DIN 69900-1 and DIN 69900-2 (procedure, deadlines, critical path analysis), DIN EN ISO 10007 (configuration) and ISO 10006 (quality in project management).
