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How do you convince them?
A recent conversation with a respected software entrepreneur resulted in the following question: “How do you convince companies of the benefits of software prototyping?” and it’s a good question. The difficulty is, in my experience, that many companies – or … Continue reading
Posted in General Business, Prototyping
Tagged convincing, lifecycle, persuasion, project, Prototyping, software
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The Tragedy of Software Development
Less than a third of all software projects are delivered successfully: that is, on time, within budget and meeting requirements. It’s not a great statistic at all. Why not do something smart to ensure that your software project succeeds? Continue reading
Posted in Good Design, Prototyping
Tagged delivery, project, Prototyping, requirements, software, success
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Before you begin prototyping…
We should always ask questions before we begin any prototyping work. Here is a sample of the sort of questions to consider… Continue reading
Posted in General Business, Prototyping
Tagged acceptance, audience, methodology, project, prototype, Prototyping, scope, skills, system, team, timescales, tools
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Doing versus Thinking About Doing
Traditional business methods can spend too much time talking about doing without actually accomplishing much. Prototyping can turn this on its head… Continue reading
Posted in General Business, Prototyping
Tagged activities, development, done, getting, project, Prototyping, software
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Involve your users
Involving users at an early stage is a powerful technique for ensuring that a design really does meet the ‘on the job’ requirements of those users. Continue reading
Posted in General Business, Good Design, Prototyping
Tagged design, effectiveness, feedback, involvement, models, project, Prototyping, requirements, software, software prototyping, user
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