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Functional Prototype: How to Iterate with your Software Product

Altexsoft

The term prototype is often mixed up with a proof of concept (PoC) and a minimum viable product (MVP). You can often find them used interchangeably because every team decides what their validation product will be named for themselves. Our sentiment analysis tool for aggregating hotel reviews is a good example.

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AoAD2 Practice: Adaptive Planning

James Shore

Product Managers, Customers. If you want to keep more detailed notes, you can, but for most product managers I meet, a short phrase is enough of a reminder. But I’ve been recruited, and they want me to bring another good product manager with me. Instead, it’s a way of validating your product ideas.

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Functional Requirements in Software Development: Types and Best Practices

Altexsoft

Hotel management software must allow staff to manage incoming reservations, create and manage rate plans, accept payments, generate reports, etc. Business intelligence applications must include various data management and visualization features, interactive options, analytical capabilities, and so on.

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Product Development Process: How to Bring Innovation to Life

Altexsoft

An NPD process is often considered the very first stage of the product life cycle , followed by the introduction, growth, maturity, and decline phases. It involves multiple business units, including product management and product development teams, and is coordinated with a product strategy.

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Lean Startup: Build Iteratively Using Feedback Loop and Lean Canvas

Altexsoft

Shape the key assumptions about your product. Build your minimum viable product – a prototype of the future solution. ClassPass for fitness studios is what Booking.com is for hotels – a search engine and a reservation system. A feedback loop comprises three recurrent steps: build, measure, and learn.