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Foundry is a team dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs looking for direction and better forging their solutions.<\/p>\n
Open to alumni of the Coop\u00e9rathon and Startup en R\u00e9sidence participants, but also to all entrepreneurs, the Foundry offers you guidance and support so that you can better find your way in our large Quebec entrepreneurial ecosystem.<\/p>\n
This initiative is part of the Desjardins Open Innovation team, and offers prototyping experts, technological tools, a beta testing service, cutting-edge training, access to a pool of technological experts and a network of partners rooted in the community, in addition to a concierge service ready to guide you, connect you and support you in your projects.<\/p>\n
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Also called Proof Of Concept (POC) ; is a design term, which designates a very short preliminary experimental realization illustrating a method or an idea in order to demonstrate its feasibility.<\/p>\n
Often confused with a prototype<\/span><\/a> when the model is not functional (it’s still a drawing) but allows the functionalities to be presented. A proof of concept shows whether a product, feature or system can be<\/strong> developed, while a prototype shows how it<\/strong> will be developed.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n None!<\/span><\/p>\n Marvell App<\/a> – Figma<\/a> – PlaceIt<\/a> – MockUper<\/a> – Canva<\/a> = Magic Mockups<\/a> – Dunnnk<\/a><\/p>\n Prototype [from the Greek pr\u00f4totupos, primitive]: original model which presents the main technical and functional characteristics of the future product. The prototype can be a material object, or an immaterial object (service, software). The prototype is to be differentiated from the mockup<\/a> which is generally made before.<\/p>\n \u2666 The first prototype<\/strong> generally focuses on the visible part of the solution, called the \u201cfront-end\u201d, or user interface (UI), in order to for example:<\/span><\/p>\n \u2666 The second prototype<\/strong> will allow the development of certain functionalities around a typical user scenario and thus address the non-visible part of the product, the “back-end”<\/span><\/p>\n \u2666 The hardware prototype<\/strong> will allow it to switch from the virtual model to a physical object in order to perform a functional validation (is it usable?)<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Designer UX\/UI<\/span><\/p>\n Adobe XE<\/span><\/a> – <\/span>Axure<\/span><\/a> – <\/span>Foundation<\/span><\/a> – <\/span>Dummy<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Pilots<\/strong> are often used as the first step before deploying a new solution. Rather than a test or experiment, this is a \u201clive\u201d activity, usually with a small group of real users.<\/p>\n An MVP (Minimum Viable Product)<\/strong> makes it possible to accelerate the learning of a possible solution while using a minimum of resources. It does this by testing only the essential core of your concept (rather than the complete solution) with real users in practice.<\/p>\n A pilot gets your core digital product or service out in the wild in a controlled way, such that any issues don\u2019t result in significant damage to the product or your organisation. The aim is to get your product or service to a point where it\u2019s fit for a full launch, and the process could last anything from a few weeks to several months. <\/span><\/i>(<\/span>Softwire<\/b><\/a>)<\/span><\/p>\n Use when you think you have an effective solution and are looking to fine tune and understand how it works in real life. By offering a partially implemented concept to a limited population, it is possible to see what is really going on.<\/p>\n Most of the skills you need to make your final product (eg developer, designer, etc.).<\/p>\n <\/p>\nOBJECTIVES<\/b><\/h2>\n
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