AGYNEXA
Start with discovery when the problem is known but the solution still needs definition. Discuss a pilot when the task and sources are clear. The proposal specifies what your team receives, how it will be accepted and the development, operating and support costs.
When the problem is known but the solution scope still needs definition.
Includes:
Outcome:
A practical brief defining what to build and what needs to be resolved first.
When you want to evaluate one task before expanding delivery.
Includes:
Outcome:
Evidence to help your team decide whether to expand or revise the scope.
When the scope has been validated and needs preparation for operation.
Includes:
Outcome:
A system delivered against acceptance criteria, with clear limits and operating responsibilities.
When a deployed system needs quality review, maintenance and defined improvements.
Includes:
Outcome:
An agreed support arrangement with review dates, work allocation and clear boundaries.
After reviewing the process, connections, operation and support requirements. The proposal identifies included work, model, hosting and external-service costs, and anything priced separately.
Yes. New requirements are reviewed for their effect on data, permissions, cost and operation before they enter the scope.