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Introduction to innovative solutions begins with a solid foundation. Our product workshops, also known as 'discovery sessions' or the 'Discovery Phase,' serve as a catalyst, enabling project teams to collaboratively define goals, requirements, and the project scope. During intensive sessions involving client representatives, project managers, programmers, and other stakeholders, we focus on identifying key elements, constraints, priorities, and potential project-related risks.
Our goal is to create a clear map that helps understand client expectations and needs, enabling effective project planning and implementation. The outcome of this process is a precise document, such as the 'Product Requirements Document' (PRD) or 'Project Scope Document,' which serves as a solid foundation for further activities like planning, designing, and implementation.
What is it
Solving complex project issues starts with strong foundations, and the "Discovery Session" is a crucial step in building these foundations. Through active engagement of the project team and the client, these sessions focus on identifying, solving, and avoiding potential challenges. A properly conducted product workshop addresses the following issues:
Often, before starting a project, business goals are not sufficiently clear. This can lead to inefficient planning, team dispersion, and changing requirements in later project phases.
Product workshops allow for a deep understanding of client expectations, identification of key business goals, and a collaborative definition of the project direction. Clear goals significantly facilitate further planning and implementation.
Lack of precise project scope definition can lead to project bloat, budget overruns, and even delivery delays. This, in turn, can negatively impact client satisfaction.
Product workshops enable a detailed analysis and definition of the project scope. Collaborative work with the team and the client in identifying key features and system requirements eliminates uncertainties and minimizes the risk of misunderstandings.
Lack of clear priorities and identification of potential project risks can lead to chaotic project management. This, in turn, can result in delays, cost escalation, and client dissatisfaction.
Product workshops allow the team and the client to focus on identifying priorities and potential risks. Early-stage planning enables effective management of these aspects throughout the entire project.
A project that doesn't consider the actual needs of end-users may be ineffective and inconsistent with client expectations. This can lead to user dissatisfaction and the need for later modifications.
Product workshops focus on identifying and understanding the needs of end-users. Collaborative work with stakeholders allows for the development of solutions tailored to real expectations, contributing to the project's success.
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The outcome of a conducted discovery session is a series of documents that provide clear information, agreements, and guidelines for the further course of the project. The client can expect the following documents:
This document contains detailed information about the functional and non-functional requirements of the project. It specifies what the system is meant to achieve, what features it must have, and what conditions and constraints need to be considered. The PRD serves as the foundation for the entire project team, ensuring a unified understanding of project expectations and goals.
This document precisely defines the scope of the project, including features, tasks, stages, and exclusions (what the project does not cover). It is a crucial tool for avoiding project bloat. Defining the project scope helps in coordinated planning and resource management.
Focusing on features from the end-user perspective, these describe how users will interact with the system and what goals they want to achieve. They provide a better understanding of interactions between users and the system, translating into the design of more intuitive and useful solutions.
This document identifies potential risks associated with the project, specifies their impact and likelihood of occurrence, and proposes risk management strategies. It enables the project team to actively counter potential issues, influencing the effectiveness and timeliness of project delivery.
Presents the project schedule, specifying key stages, milestones, and deadlines for delivering individual features. It helps the client and project team track project progress and maintain it within the established plan.
Includes visual representations of the user interface (wireframes) or prototypes of system features. Facilitates understanding the structure and appearance of the project, allowing the client and project team to collaboratively decide on design and interactions.
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