A Managed Delivery Team, Backed by SLAs
Ongoing delivery against your rolling roadmap, with response-time and throughput SLAs, billed on a rolling monthly contract.
50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.
A roadmap that never stops does not fit a project with a fixed end date
Ongoing product work, support and continuous improvement need a team committed to a rolling roadmap, not one that wraps up and disbands once a fixed scope ships.
Commitments you can hold the team to, not just a promise
Response time, throughput and uptime SLAs are agreed up front, so delivery quality is measured against clear commitments rather than a general sense of effort.
- SLAs matched to your priorities.
- Performance reviewed against agreed metrics.
- Missed SLAs addressed directly, not brushed aside.

Priorities that change month to month, without renegotiating scope
The rolling contract lets your roadmap shift as priorities change, without the overhead of renegotiating a fixed scope every time direction changes.
- Roadmap reprioritized without a new contract.
- Team size flexes with notice as volume changes.
- Continuous delivery, not a start-stop project cycle.

Delivery measured against agreed commitments
Illustrative example. Your actual SLAs depend on what your roadmap and operations need.
From a roadmap to a managed delivery team in about two weeks
Everything you need to run continuous delivery
SLA-backed delivery
Response time, throughput and uptime commitments agreed up front.
Direct visibility
Regular SLA and progress reporting, not a black box.
Rolling contract
No fixed end date, adjusted with notice as needs change.
Dedicated delivery lead
One person accountable for standups, sprints and SLA performance.
Timezone overlap
Working hours arranged to overlap with your team.
Flexible team size
Scale up or down with notice as roadmap volume changes.
What a Managed Delivery Team changes for your roadmap
Why teams run ongoing delivery through TCB Infotech
Managed Delivery Team, answered
What does Managed Delivery Team actually mean?
How is this different from Project-Based Engagement?
What SLAs are typically included?
Who sets priorities on the roadmap?
Can the team size flex month to month?
What happens if an SLA is missed?
Get a Managed Delivery Team
Delivery held to SLAs beats delivery held to a general sense of effort. Book a free consultation and tell us about your rolling roadmap.
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How Managed Delivery Team Works
From an agreed SLA to continuous delivery against your roadmap. Here is how we staff and run every managed delivery team.
SLA agreement, staffing and reporting, in that order
Commitments matched to what actually matters to you
We agree response time, throughput and uptime SLAs based on your priorities, not a generic template, so the metrics tracked are the ones that matter to your business.
- SLAs matched to your specific priorities.
- Clear metrics agreed before work starts.
- Reviewed periodically as needs evolve.

A team sized to your roadmap, led by one accountable person
We staff the team against your roadmap volume and assign a delivery lead who owns standups, sprint tracking and SLA performance.
- Team sized to your roadmap volume.
- A dedicated delivery lead assigned.
- Same screening bar as any dedicated hire.

Regular SLA reporting, not a black box
You get regular reporting on SLA performance and roadmap progress, so delivery quality is visible on an ongoing basis, not only when something goes wrong.
- Regular SLA performance reporting.
- Roadmap progress visible throughout.
- Missed SLAs flagged and addressed directly.

Everything included in the engagement
SLA-backed delivery
Response time, throughput and uptime commitments.
Direct visibility
Regular SLA and progress reporting.
Rolling contract
No fixed end date, adjusted with notice.
Dedicated delivery lead
One person accountable for SLA performance.
Timezone overlap
Working hours arranged to overlap with your team.
Flexible team size
Scaled with notice as roadmap volume changes.

