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Value Proposition(VP) simply stated:

Basically, we are able to offer you the ability to have a guaranteed, first quality, auditable, and scalable Enterprise application with support at a miniscule fraction of the world market price for a custom development which lacked these qualities.

Under standard technological/labor conditions currently applying to software development, this is an unparalled offer so you would be right to ask what is the catch. The catch is that you have to be able to understand this VP and run with it. A task for which you may very well be intellectually and otherwise unprepared. To do so, you will need to be able to exploit the basic start we provide in setting up your Enterprise Application and thereafter use third party developers for your further significant development needs. (if any. If you can color within the lines of our generic verticals and its established biz rules, you get the fullest bang for your buck.) You can of course use us for that if you can afford it and we have the resources to support you.

We enforce and arbitrate the maintenance of our standards for work performed in our development framework (the Public Job Shop) in order to be able to provide the application properties mentioned above. Nonetheless dealing with such third parties is essentially your affair, we have just provided a means that eliminates the risk if you can hire on adequately skilled labor to do any additional customization or detailed development you may need.

Details (review starred items only on first reading to follow-up on above):

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