DISCOVERY

We begin by understanding the unique challenges you are facing

discovery
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  1. The action or process of discovering or being discovered.
  2. The first part of TribalScale’s Agile process whereby we holistically deep dive into the problem from which we formulate a blueprint of the solution. It challenges and validates the problem being solved and provides a foundation to initiate the development process.
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Why Discover
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Develop true empathy for the customer
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Align client needs with business goals
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Obtain a validated product roadmap
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Discovery Process

 

TribalScale has created a unique Discovery process to allow us to methodically develop customer empathy and validate that the right product is being developed. Typically running between two and eight weeks, a Discovery will figure out what customer problem to solve and will then determine how to solve the problem.

 

At the end of the Discovery process, a client will have a clear and validated product roadmap and a well-articulated description of the design and engineering effort required to bring the product to market.

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Phase I: What customer problem do we need to solve?
Interviews
One-on-one interviews with customers to develop a deep understanding of their needs. Stakeholder interviews to understand business objectives, constraints and brand positioning.
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Customer Journey Mapping
Track user clicks, eye-movements, and interactions with a product to highlight areas of friction.
Competitive Analysis
An objective assessment of the competitive landscape to understand gaps and opportunities.
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Business Model Canvas
A visual business case to quickly capture the unique qualities of a product, the target customers and the business value.
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Phase II: How will we solve the customer problem?
Feature Ideation & Prioritization
A lean validation exercise to quickly generate many ideas and then identify the ones most likely to resonate with customers.
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Persona Development
Leverage customer research to develop a description of a typical customer that can be used to guide product development and increase customer empathy on the product team.
User Flow Document
A simple diagram that captures the core functionality of a product and illustrates how a customer will interact with the product.
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Prototype Development
Creation of low-fidelity, working prototypes that can be used to validate customer acceptance and properly assess design and engineering complexity.
User Testing
Customers are shown a working prototype and asked open-ended questions to confirm whether the intended product actually solves the right customer problem.
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Technical Scope & Feasibility Analysis
A deep dive analysis to understand what design and engineering effort will be required to deliver a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to market.
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