Product Definition

Envisioning, Defining and Architecting Commercial Grade Software

We break the definition process into three highly-collaborative steps: a)  Envisioning a new product through market domain and feasibility analyses; b) Defining business processes, features, and requirements; and c) Architecting the technical infrastructures and practices that will lead to a successful engineering project.

No matter where we join the process, we make sure we’re doing three kinds of thinking:

Thinking forward: We create extensible, maintainable, portable, and scalable architectures—architectures with a future.

Thinking simply: We construct products which are direct, discoverable, and easy to use. This means understanding the user experience. Of course, "thinking simply" shouldn't just benefit end users. We know it's critical to build a product architecture that has the elegance of simple design: easy to construct, extend, and maintain.

Thinking financially: Your revenue depends on rapidly launching successful products that align with user needs, but your profit depends on controlling cost. That means smart sourcing, prototyping, and iterative test/planning cycles.

Learn more about product development services from Lionbridge.