On the other hand souce control is not a "make it or break it issue". More important the hiring a good web development company is how the company approaches the product, the types of requirements gathering occuring at the beining of the project and the communication channels/opportunities the company provides. Good solid references also help too.
Good companies will provide a solid development methodology
explaining how they will communicate with you at every step of the way. In my experiance, projects fail more often because of a lack of communication between the development team and the customer than anyting else!
Jeremy Brodie
Intelix
an Edgewater Technology Solutions Company
web: http://www.edgewater.com
phone:(703) 815-2500
nasdaq symbol: EDGE
>Anyone not use source control? Would you
>hire a web development shop to work on a project
>if they routinely did not use source control but relied
>on the developers to maintain informal source control?
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