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Our objective is to ensure a comprehensive development process by leveraging highly skilled IT professionals. Our organization comprises five distinct departments: Project Management, Business Analysis, Software Development, Design, and Quality Assurance (QA). When engaging with your project, we will select top experts from each department to deliver exceptional results. Furthermore, we have a network of additional talented individuals specializing in software and web/mobile development.
Whether you require expertise from the project’s inception or at a specific stage, you can rely on our services for efficient assistance. We cover all significant phases of development, ensuring a seamless and successful project outcome. Our commitment to excellence and access to diverse talent pools enable us to meet your project requirements effectively. Feel free to reach out to us for prompt and reliable support throughout your development journey!
Product design
Business evaluation
Requirements engineering
UX design
Software development
UI design
Back-end
Front-end
Infrastructure management
Support & maintenance
Control & assurance
Regular product updates
New feature creation
Product or service maintenance
Discovery Phase in Product Development
The discovery phase plays a crucial role in enhancing the success rate of a project and precedes the development phase. Skipping the discovery phase when creating an app or website is akin to constructing a house without an architectural blueprint – it introduces unnecessary risks. This initial phase is pivotal as it outlines how the project will operate, its visual representation, and how it contributes to fulfilling your business objectives.
During the software development process, the stakeholders collaborate to establish the project’s primary goals, scope, timelines, user expectations, and a detailed development roadmap encompassing the technologies to be utilized. Our team adheres diligently to the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) methodology, ensuring that essential tasks such as requirements gathering, analysis, and product design are meticulously carried out at the project’s outset.
In our practice, the project discovery phase serves as a foundation for the following key activities:
- Detecting requirements
- Aligning requirements with objectives and budget constraints
- Customizing the architecture to align with objectives and expectations
- Setting priorities based on objectives, needs, and technical intricacies
- Adapting requirements to meet the demands of external stakeholders
- Documenting and explaining requirements comprehensively to the engineering team
By meticulously following these steps during the project discovery phase, we create a solid groundwork that ensures the project’s alignment with business goals, efficient resource allocation, and successful project delivery.
Why Does a Discovery Phase Matter?
Improved communication
Risk management & control
Detailed road map
Discovery Phase Stages
Stage 1
Feature breakdown list
Stage 2
Approximate estiations
Stage 3
Team composition
Stage 4
Develompnet of concept
Stage 5
Peculiarities
Stage 6
Wireframes
Stage 7
Accuret budget & time planning
MVP Development Services
A minimum viable product is the stage of development of a startup or IT product when it solves at least one fundamental user problem and demonstrates its “viability.” At the MVP stage, the product has users who can praise or strongly criticize it but still use it, confirming the need the product solves. Vice versa: if, at the MVP stage, a product does not solve significant user problems or solves them poorly, the market does not need such a product and, therefore, it is “unviable.” We will advise you on how to take the first path, from explaining the minimum viable product definition to its implementation.
Benefits of MVP
- Now that you know what MVP stands for, consider its advantages:
- Confirm the idea viability and test product hypotheses with real data
- Identify trends that can be used in the development of the full product version
- Reduce the risk of major financial losses if the product is unsuccessful
- Minimize development costs by prioritizing important and identifying useless features
- Speed up bug detection and internal product testing
- Gather a user base before a full-scale launch
- Occupy a market niche and attract investors before competitors
Steps of the MVP Development
Get ready with the basis for your MVP software before getting to the development. MVP development begins with analytics. By the time you get to the development process, you are supposed to have an idea and an “intuitive understanding” of what your users need and what they will be willing to pay for in the long run.
It’s a good time to put those ideas to the test. Things tested at this stage:
- What problem or task does your product solve? What’s new about what you do?
- Who will use this product? Who are your consumers?
- How are they solving their problems now? What competitors, analogs, or substitutes already exist on the market?
- What is your market and its possible volume? How fast is it growing? Who is the market leader?
- What kind of business model will you have? How fast will you grow? What will make users talk about you? What will get users to choose your product?
- What kind of team do you have? What kind of experience do you have? What personally motivates you to pursue this product? What results do you personally want to achieve?
- It is not a complete list of questions. You can see more here. Good analytics will help you to avoid a mistake and work through the idea before you write the first line of code for your MVP.
Product quality
Resolution time
Predictable burndown
Team velocity
CTO as a Service
Why Does Your Start-up Need a CTO?
It’s a good time to put those ideas to the test. Things tested at this stage:
- You have a great product idea but have no idea how to implement it.
- You have developed your first product or part of an app but realize its architecture does not match the later stages of your product/service development.
- Your business needs an expert with years of tech leadership experience who can help build the product, effectively discuss the technical aspects with investors, evaluate contractors, and create tech roadmaps for the project.
- At this stage of your company’s development, you do not need a full-time technical director. Still, you need the maximum level of flexibility and cost efficiency, allowing you to pay only for those services that your business needs.
- You need an objective perspective on various tech issues, as well as an expert to guide your development team.
If you agree with at least one or more of these statements, CTO outsourcing services is something that can be helpful.
Hit Your Business Targets with CTO Services
R&D
Short-term & long-term tech strategy
DevOps and MVP
Tech design and platform selection
QA, product testing, and cybersecurity
Technology Scouting For Open Innovation
Why Do You Need Technology Scouting Services?
- You think about launching MVP in the near future.
- You wish to examine your product hypothesis without significant financial and time investment.
- You would like to compare and contrast funds and timelines of a custom development method to make more informed decisions.
- You have to decide whether it’s possible to base your solution on another app with no need to develop the most typical features on your own/with a team.
- You desire to come up with your own software development strategy based on a smart investment plan.
- You need to obtain a “hacked” intelligent solution for your business problem without investing too many resources.
How We Scout Technologies
FILTERING
• Observe and assess product concept and vision. • Solution summary development. • Choice of a couple of basic solutions.
SCOUTING
• Solutions scouting. • Solution features and tech documentation.
ENGAGEMENT
• Functional decomposition of chosen solutions. • Choice of the best-fitting solution for the software. • Comparison of the decomposed features to the custom application’s functionality.
