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DEFINITION
What is Discovery? Product research is mainly about creating the right product features and delivering the most value to your customers. Conducting Product research minimizes value, feasibility, and business viability risks. Because the coding and programming process is complex, time-consuming, and expensive, conducting a profound discovery phase will assess pricing and planning better. The Product research phase provides us with some essential information. If you do not have sufficient data on the research sub-level, the solution generation cannot be done correctly, and the corresponding risk will be increased. Therefore, thoroughly conducting the Product research phase will reduce the total risk in assessing the scope of a project.
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How does it work? The Discovery phase is divided into four sub-levels: Problem defining and planning Conducting research on the defined problems Generating set of solutions based on the gathered data from research Validation of the proposed solution
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Why do we need discovery? Reducing value-risk, financial-risk, and technical-debt in the course of the development of the project Understanding and defining the major problems and proposing the best solution Generating the optimized process, solutions, and the best features for MVP Alignment of Wish Work team and client’s goals and objectives Precise planning and describing the roadmap of the development of the product
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How discovery phase reduces the risk? The discovery phase provides us with some essential information. The data gathered from each step will be used in the following stages of the project discovery. For instance, data gathered from the research will be used directly in solution generation. If you do not have sufficient data on the research sub-level, the solution generation cannot be done correctly, and the corresponding risk will be increased. Therefore, thoroughly conducting the discovery phase will reduce the total risk in assessing the scope of a project.
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