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MVPs and PoCs guide the crucial stages of building and validating, integral to the software development life cycle. These approaches ensure efficient development and successful project outcomes.

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Proof of concept vs. prototype: know the difference

Every business is looking for new products to increase competitiveness and market share and meet the market’s most pressing needs. Companies want to create novel customer experiences, boost business growth, and launch new business initiatives. However, each well-designed item of software, before the product launch, should be validated with real-world users to verify the business concept. This is possible through a POC (proof of concept) and a product prototype. What are they? How are they different? A POC is an approach that allows businesses to validate the feasibility of new ideas.
Tomasz Mika

Tomasz Mika

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What is a proof of concept and why do you need one?

A proof of concept (PoC) is sometimes seen as an unnecessary waste of budget. And this is a great mistake that can cost you big time. Even the most brilliant idea needs to be reviewed, and a PoC is a perfect, cheap solution for that. In this article, you will find more information on why a PoC deserves your time and attention and how it can help you save time and money before you start to spend big. A proof of concept is the first step in the software development process after the product’s general idea is developed.
Tomasz Mika

Tomasz Mika

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How to build a successful Minimum Viable Product

Building and releasing a product is a complex process that takes considerable effort, time and money. How can this process be made more efficient? How can you ensure that your ideas will really work in real life? The solution is simple: using an appropriate product development methodology based on the Minimum Viable Product approach will allow you to answer these questions, meet the needs of your customers and achieve your business goals. Before you start building a product, be clear what value it will bring to your customers.
Dawid Pacholczyk

Dawid Pacholczyk

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