Achieve Internet utilizes Agile development methodologies in order to best serve its clients’ needs. Unlike traditional software development, which has difficulty incorporating learning and dealing with changing requirements, Agile promotes iterations throughout the lifecycle of the project.

Agile methodology takes large projects and breaks them down into smaller increments of functionality that can be delivered in short time periods, called “sprints”. A typical Achieve Internet sprint is either two or four weeks, and the end result of each sprint is a unit of production-ready functionality that has been designed, coded, integrated and tested.

Because we are releasing product to our clients at short, regular intervals, our clients have much more opportunity to become involved with the product development cycle than they would with traditional software developers, where an entire project may not be handed off until the end of the engagement. It also minimizes risk by allowing the product to be re-evaluated at the completion of each sprint, and to incorporate any learning into the next sprint.

We realize that an interactive product requires constant growth through ongoing development. Our Agile methodology allows our clients to prioritize tasks for each sprint based on business value. This allows the product to potentially be released and monetized before total development is considered “finished.”