EXPERTISE x DESIGN

In searching for clients, Adaptitude prioritizes collaboration, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to excellence. Clients who appreciate open communication, honesty, and transparency throughout our partnership are valued. Additionally, those who demonstrate enthusiasm for innovation and a willingness to explore new ideas are sought after. Understanding the importance of flexibility and adaptability, clients who are receptive to feedback and proactive in problem-solving are preferred. Ultimately, clients who align with values, vision, and dedication to delivering exceptional results are the focus.

All Adaptitude engagements begin with executing an industry-standard mutual non-disclosure agreement. (MNDA) All interactions between your company and Adaptitude are bound by this agreement. Any IP generated as a result of the collaboration are assigned to the client once the final invoice is paid, unless otherwise agreed upon prior to the collaboration.

All project-related expenses are invoiced as pass-through expenses with no additional fees. These expenses are in addition to the quoted project effort. Expenses (if any) for the collaboration will be estimated at the start of a collaboration and approved by the client before they are incurred. Final expenses will be documented and submitted with receipts.

Depending on the needs of the project, Adaptitude may retain the expertise of a 3rd party specialist in order to meet the project requirements. This could be used for needs in research, software/firmware development, lab testing, prototyping, etc.

Submitting clients' work to industry awards requires careful planning and attention to detail. Adaptitude conducts thorough research to identify suitable competitions that align with clients' goals and industry standards. We craft compelling entries, ensuring they meet all submission requirements. By leveraging our expertise, we aim to enhance our clients' brand recognition and reputation within their respective industries through successful participation in design awards. Entry fees are considered a project expense.