Demonstrator *ok*
You have an innovative idea, but don't know whether it is technically feasible. Or maybe you are not sure whether your customers gain value from your concept. In one month, we can build a working software application empowering you to validate your idea and collect feedback from a test audience. You gain sufficient evidence to assess your idea. In case of a successful validation, you can free up or acquire a budget and have your software solution built. *to be reviewed*
Validate the feasibility of your digitization idea *nog in te vullen*
You have an innovative idea, but don't know whether it is technically feasible. Or maybe you are not sure whether your customers gain value from your concept. In one month, we can build a working software application empowering you to validate your idea and collect feedback from a test audience. You gain sufficient evidence to assess your idea. In case of a successful validation, you can free up or acquire a budget and have your software solution built.
For companies, government administrations & organisations who want to validate the feasibility of an innovative idea with working software, a Demonstrator is a fast Kunlabora service that delivers a working prototype of a custom software solution in 30 days. This enables you to assess the technical feasibility of your idea and evoke feedback from stakeholders.
This is unlike more traditional software development where a larger budget and a longer lead time are required before technical or functional validation becomes possible, and where it takes longer to convince financiers of the value of the entire project.
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Timeline & details
In 30 days *to be reviewed*
With a dedicated team of software development experts. The team is cross-functional with the represented roles: Project Manager, Customer Proxy, Software Architect, Software Developer *to be reviewed*
For about 30K€ *to be reviewed*
Product deliverables
We capture your innovative idea and elicit how it can be functionally and technically translated into a working prototype. *to be reviewed*
We decide together on the main assumptions to be validated with the Demonstrator: these will define our main focus. *to be reviewed*
Demonstrator *ok* benefits
Speed *ok*
In a short period of time you assess crucial hypotheses of your innovative idea and collect feedback from a test audience. *ok*
Focus on validation *ok*
The Demonstrator focuses on the assessment of crucial hypotheses, without losing budget and time on features that are not exposed to technical risks. *ok** ik zou eerder zeggen. Budget and time are optimally utilised to validate those features which are exposed to technical risks
How it works
1. Intake *ok*
In the intake meeting we clearly define the purpose and scope of the Demonstrator with you. We explain our approach in detail and adapt it to what your organisation and challenge need. *ok*
2. Plan & Assemble *ok*
We put together an experienced team of software developers and make a plan of action: which assumptions do we want to validate? What are the priorities? Where are technical risks? Together we determine a plan with scope and timing, and we agree on when we will start. *ok*
3. Build
We build your Demonstrator in short iterations of one week, in close cooperation and complete transparency with you. *ok*
4. Demonstrate *ok*
We conclude the Demonstrator with a final demonstration. We assess the Demonstrator hypotheses and look into next steps. *ok*
5. Next steps *ok*
With the technical feasibility of your idea validated and feedback from stakeholders collected, we discuss next steps. Kunlabora offers a phased approach; depending on the size of the project, a Launcher or Amplifier can be a next step in realizing your innovative idea. *ok*
Extra: Testing strategy *ok*
In addition to the technical validation, the Demonstrator also allows you to collect valuable feedback from a test audience. A testing strategy can be valuable here: what do you want to test? Whose feedback do you want to collect? How do you plan and manage these tests? Which valuable information can you obtain from the test results? *ok*