Good technical discovery is not a questionnaire
Technical discovery is not only about collecting answers. It is about reducing ambiguity, understanding workflows, exposing assumptions, and designing a solution that can work in practice.
Technical discovery is not only about collecting answers. It is about reducing ambiguity, understanding workflows, exposing assumptions, and designing a solution that can work in practice.
An integration is not only about connecting two systems. It is about making data, workflows, ownership, timing, and failure handling work together.
A platform can meet a requirement on paper and still create problems in practice. The real question is not only whether a feature exists, but how it works.
Choosing a platform is not only about features. It is also about business fit, system fit, and operating fit.