Does your team have time to tinker? When was the last time you explored future product direction through research? If you’re like most development organizations the answer is “no” and “never”. Why is that? Because year after year, you’re asked to do more with less. Doing advanced research or prototyping of new products is something we consistently have heard from clients they would like to have the luxury to pursue. But budgets and resource constraints always get in the way.
Whether you’re large or small, resource constraints and current development priorities always take precedence. That’s where CoreObjects can help. Our research and prototyping services are leveraged by clients interested in exploring new product frontiers.
For the Entrepreneur
For the Entrepreneur You have an idea that needs validation. However, you do not have the resources to build a prototype that you can put out into the market and raise the capital to develop the fully functional product once the idea has proven to show traction.
CoreObjects has built its reputation on individuals like you and teams like yours. We can take your idea and interactively come up with a project plan and initial delivery that can help you accomplish your goals. We don’t just blindly implement your suggestion, but work with you to better understand your business goals and, hopefully, in the process help you formulate and clarify your thoughts.
For the more mature Organization
Despite all best intents, tactical issues always seem to take priority over strategic initiatives. To keep the competitive edge and maintain your leadership position it is critical to drive towards a long term vision.
The challenge is to pull resources away from existing projects which have current revenue implications, put them on an R&D project and then try to quickly re-assimilate them back into the main stream – especially if the results of the R&D effort point to having to take a very different track from what was originally planned.
This is where CoreObjects comes in. We can assist you in the Research and in building proofs-of-concept that you can use as a blue-print for strategic planning. It also gives you the necessary material you need for the management to decide on whether to make a financial commitment to building a full-fledged product.