Note on legacy behavior: 'Service' renamed to 'Application'
What previously was called Services within the BRYTER platform is now renamed to Applications making it more self-explanatory and convenient for our customers.
Further, Service Frontends are now referred to as Publish Applications.
“Services have come to dominate our economies. Whether you manage a traditional service firm or a manufacturing company, adding value through services has become an essential way to compete. […] Today customers are looking for service value, comprehensive solutions, and memorable experiences."– Gustafsson and Johnson, 2003
How to get from idea to prototype (and to a deliverable solution) - Ideation and planning
Great BRYTER Applications are providing value, offer a comprehensive solutions and create memorable experiences. When planning a BRYTER Application, the typical process entails research, definition, development, validation and implementation of the Application. In this webinar series, we will draw on several scientifically proven frameworks to outline the best way from idea to prototype (and implemented Application).
Based on the phases outlined in the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), we are offering a step-by-step guide on how to plan Applications starting from Planning and Ideation (Part 1) until Delivery and Maintenance (Part 7) of your final published Application.
In this first installment of Best Practice Webinar: From idea to prototype (to Application), we present our suggested approach on how to plan and ideate and will share some helpful collateral.
We discussed:
- Using problem-focused thinking to fully understand the scope of your problem and the anticipated solution(s).
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Estimating the required resources, costs, time spent, and the benefits.
- Laying the groundwork the requirement analysis (Part 2)