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Project Discovery

Project Discovery is a crucial phase in the Project Lifecycle that results in the creation of a trustworthy Project Charter Document, which outlines the following:

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Scope

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Deliverables

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Budget

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Timeline

When Do You Need It?

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Bootstrapping

A Customer is bootstrapping MVP development, making the most effective use of their allocated budget

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Fundraising

Startup Founders prepare an objective Pitch Deck for investors to pass the fundraising round successfully

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Roadmapping

A Customer requires a well-founded Product Roadmap and Project Schedule to meet their goals

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Key Activities and Deliverables

The Project Discovery Phase typically includes several key activities and deliverables, which may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the project

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Project Kickoff Meeting

It is the first meeting of the project team and stakeholders to introduce the project, define its goals and objectives, and discuss the project plan

Project Kickoff Meeting

Identifying the stakeholders who will be impacted by the project, understanding their needs and expectations to prevent going off-task, off-budget, and off-schedule

Workshop

These are interactive activities to gather requirements, brainstorm potential solutions and develop flowcharts, task-flows, wire-flows, solution maps, etc

Project Kickoff Meeting

Collecting and documenting the functional and non-functional requirements of the project. These may include user stories, use cases, and other forms of documentation

Feasibility Study

Assessing the technical feasibility of the project, including the risks analysis, benefits, and costs, and identifying potential challenges and constraints

User-Interface Wireframing

Developing Widgets and UI components to accommodate all system functionalities and constructing Userflows that illustrate the user's comprehensive journey throughout the product

Scope of Work Definition

This involves defining the boundaries of the project and determining what is and is not included in the project

Risk Assessment

Identifying potential risks that may impact the project and developing strategies to mitigate or manage those risks

Delivery Plan

Involves creating a detailed project schedule that outlines the team schedule within milestones of delivering a product

Project Charter

It is a document that summarizes the project's goals, objectives, scope, timeline, and budget. It serves as a roadmap throughout the project lifecycle

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PoC or PoT

Software Prototype

MVP

Full-scale Software

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Product Design

We transform ideas into functional and visually compelling digital products, ensuring a seamless balance between user needs, business goals, and technological feasibility

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Proof of Concept (PoC, PoT)

PoC or PoT is the first step when facing technological challenges. The goal is to prove the possibility of technical implementation and viability of the concept as a whole

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Software Prototyping

Software product prototype is a necessary, time-tested, and efficient step for a quicker and more cost-effective software product built from scratch

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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

This is a product version with sufficient features to validate business assumptions and market feasibility quickly and to test whether it meets the end-user needs

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Frequently asked questions

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