We begin by exploring who will be impacted by this project. From the development process to the implementation of the solution, we will identify all contributors, users, catalysts, and influencers who will play a role throughout the lifecycle of the project.

Next, we identify your what. Do you manufacture a product, do you resell products, or is it a service you provide? Or perhaps it’s a combination. It’s imperative to understand what your business is so we can develop a solution that is the best fit.

Is there a particular time your industry experiences an influx of business? A surge in business can put a strain on critical resources. Marking the timing of key impacts is significant to understanding how they play a role in your productivity or demand.

With the increase of remote workers combined with dynamic digital technology and popular e-commerce, where you do business has likely expanded over the recent years.Consider these possibilities.

Here we’ll take a look at how you bring your product or services to market. This includes everything from manufacturing, to distribution and sales, and even how you reach your customers.

Identifying the why behind the project helps us understand what it is we’re solving for. You must first understand the challenge of the targeted end user to ensure you are creating a suitable solution.

Your company goals define the direction of the business, guiding decision-making and resource allocation. Understanding your goals helps us ensure the solution we build is in alignment with the company’s objectives.

Finally, let’s identify what’s keeping you from achieving your goals or growing your business. By taking a look at the bigger picture, we can better understand the problem and build the correct solution to meet your needs.