Progress Doesn’t Always Look Like a Launch

When a team has invested time in building a tool, people usually want to know whether it’s live and what impact it’s had. The work leading up to that decision can produce valuable results of its own.

A prototype can help you understand what users need, clarify your company’s requirements, and show what your team can build. It can lead you to change the scope or decide an idea isn’t

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