Client involvement refers to the degree to which clients participate in the planning and execution of projects or services. Greater involvement can lead to better outcomes and ensure that client needs are fully addressed.
Clients play a crucial role in the software development process by providing input, feedback, and direction throughout the project. They are involved in defining requirements, reviewing designs, testing the software, and giving approval at key stages. Communication and collaboration with clients are essential for successful project outcomes.
The client’s involvement during a Proof of Concept (POC) project is essential for its success. They need to actively participate in various stages of the project, including providing requirements, feedback, and approvals. The level of involvement may vary depending on the complexity and scope of the POC, but generally, the client should be available for meetings, discussions, and testing. Open communication, timely responses, and collaborative efforts from the client can accelerate the POC process and ensure that the final solution aligns with their expectations.
