Proof of Concept

Build a tangible product for a low cost that can be used to test a key hypothesis.

Proof of Concept

Build a tangible product for a low cost that can be used to test a key hypothesis.

A proof of concept is a solution that can help to gain investment or explore technical feasibility.

Client stories

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Immutable

Immutable is an Australian cryptocurrency company that runs the non-fungible token (NFT) trading card game Gods Unchained.

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Qantas Money App

Terem presented a proof of concept mobile app for Android that is able to replace altogether or use code base to upgrade the current iOS mobile app.

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Qantas Biometric Check-In

Qantas is constantly experimenting with new and emerging technologies to deliver better customer service and remain competitive in the global market.

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Insights on Proof of Concept

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Many teams and organisations jump into build mode too early. Then they build something that customers reject, miss the mark, or need extra budget to get it there. Scott Middleton ...
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If there is one constant theme in my work across companies and organisations of all shapes and sizes, it is (mis)understanding your customer. So, I’ve put together a checklist for ...
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80% of product managers say they don’t talk to their customers enough yet they report that their best sources of product ideas are direct customer feedback and market research. A ...
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Once we start digging into a new product roadmap my team and I sometimes find that there are a lot of assumptions being made about what’s going to succeed. When ...
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New product development is inherently risky and often ends in failure but if you take a hypothesis-driven approach to developing new products in large organisations then you can flip these ...
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