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Pre-implementation analysis - is your idea ready for implementation?


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Catherine
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We identify potential challenges early, ensuring optimal performance and seamless implementation

Let’s talk about your project
When should you consider a pre-Implementation analysis?
You want your project to best meet the needs of your target audience.
You have a team, but you lack a unified vision.
You have an idea but don’t know how to implement it technically.
You need a step-by-step action plan.
You want to create a project prototype.
You care about optimising time and budget.
Pre-implementation analysis - minimise risks and ensure project success
Pre-implementation analysis is the stage where we jointly examine what solutions are needed to bring your idea to life and how the target users will interact with them.
Submit your pre-implementation analysis to us or organise a workshop to go through the entire process with your team.
FAQ

No, but it is highly recommended as it helps define the goals, functionalities and requirements of the project precisely. Without it, the project may be based on unclear or incomplete assumptions, negatively affecting deadlines and budget.

The process typically includes creating a buyer persona, gathering requirements, analysing competitor solutions, developing technical specifications and creating project prototypes. The steps are tailored based on individual expectations and existing project information.

The duration depends on the project’s complexity. Simpler projects may take 1-2 weeks, while more complex systems can take 4 to 8 weeks or longer.

Yes, it can be commissioned as a separate service. After completion, you will receive a full set of documents that you can use with any implementation partner.

Yes, your involvement is crucial. You participate in meetings, provide information, answer questions from the analysis team and review the prepared materials. Your decisions and insights directly influence the specification.

During the workshops, you and your team will learn how to conduct the analysis process and what actions to take, so the team can independently define requirements and establish a cohesive project vision.