Fresh perspective coupled
with solid experience and technical expertise ensures a
profitable business model, customer satisfaction, rapid
time-to-market and minimum product development
cost.
Whether you are
evaluating an opportunity or are struggling with
implementing a new product or service-if your problem is
complex-Atelier's product development techniques can help
you minimize time-to-market and maximize market
receptivity.
Market Requirements
Assessment
Atelier uses expert
customer interview and analysis techniques to understand
the essence of your customers' need and anticipate market
requirements. Drawing on experience in six industries, we
articulate market needs and assess fit with a client's
capabilities in a Market Requirements
Document.
Product
Strategy
For clients seeking to
enter new markets, develop new software products, or
introduce business process innovation, Atelier brings a
fresh perspective and technical capabilities. Starting
with your technical requirements and customer information
we use our experience in six industries to create a
business model that makes the most of your unique
situation. We formulate a bottom-up strategy that will
work in the market, then incorporate corporate-level
issues to assure smooth execution.
Product
Description
From customer input and
product strategy, Atelier produces a Product Description
Document for a software product or service process. The
document clearly defines a functional solution that can
be reviewed by customers and implemented by staff or
outside developers.
Implementation
Planning
Atelier can produce
actionable implementation plans, prepare RFPs for
solicitation to vendors and assist with reviewing
development proposals.
Product Development
Methodology Consulting
Atelier will help you
implement a best-of-class product development process
within your organization.
Opportunity Assessment
Atelier will assess your
new market or acquisition opportunity in terms of market
potential, technology fit, return and development cost.
We identify key success criteria and implementation
hurdles.