50 min
Episode 37: David Hirschfeld On Exposing Hidden Requirements & Software Product Lifecycles Integrating Technology
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- Technology
Highlights From This Episode…Knowledge of industry is a good indicator of potential success. Knowing the end customer and distribution channels is important.
Knowing the market is not so important - that will be learned through the development process.
The Business Canvas is a 9 step process that can help determine the initial features of an app should be.
Creating functional prototypes that really represent the finished product (as opposed to wireframes) before writing any code, always exposes new requirements that are less expensive to implement in a prototype than finished code.
Other benefits of the prototype includes having a clear description for the developers and a working demo to show potential customers.
When planning a software product, make sure there is a budget for development of future versions based on user feedback from the initial version.
Software products are never done because if you stop developing and marketing, customers and revenue will fall off.
When choosing technologies, consider how data is stored and related, if scalability is important (it's probably not).
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Highlights From This Episode…Knowledge of industry is a good indicator of potential success. Knowing the end customer and distribution channels is important.
Knowing the market is not so important - that will be learned through the development process.
The Business Canvas is a 9 step process that can help determine the initial features of an app should be.
Creating functional prototypes that really represent the finished product (as opposed to wireframes) before writing any code, always exposes new requirements that are less expensive to implement in a prototype than finished code.
Other benefits of the prototype includes having a clear description for the developers and a working demo to show potential customers.
When planning a software product, make sure there is a budget for development of future versions based on user feedback from the initial version.
Software products are never done because if you stop developing and marketing, customers and revenue will fall off.
When choosing technologies, consider how data is stored and related, if scalability is important (it's probably not).
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
50 min