
Before investment is committed, Maxxi investigates the problem, analyzes existing assets and listens to business areas and users. Maxxi turns hypotheses into evidence and a decision about what to build, adjust or stop, with an action plan or prototype when appropriate.
Product Discovery becomes a priority when a hypothesis or request starts competing for investment before there is enough evidence to decide.
The opportunity appears relevant, but still depends on assumptions about need, adoption, value or feasibility.
Business areas and users recognize a problem, but the initial request may not explain what actually needs to change.
Complexity, impact or dependencies make it risky to proceed based only on internal opinion and preliminary requirements.
Scope and features start taking shape before users are heard, existing assets are analyzed and technical constraints are tested.
Product Discovery does not exist to confirm a ready-made request. It tests the problem, hypotheses, users, context and feasibility to decide whether and how the initiative should move forward.
From hypothesis to a decision that prepares the build, Product Discovery also investigates and validates new opportunities and digital products before investment is committed:
Maxxi analyzes documents, code, available data, processes and constraints to use knowledge already produced and identify what still needs investigation.
Maxxi listens to the people requesting, using or operating the solution to understand needs, behavior and differences from the initial assumption.
Maxxi formulates and validates hypotheses and, when needed, creates prototypes to test the decisions with the greatest uncertainty.
Maxxi consolidates the evidence into an action plan, specification or prototype so leadership can decide whether and how to move forward.
Depending on the hypothesis and context, the engagement may include:
Seven moves connect evidence, decisions and next steps. The depth of each one follows the goal of the work.
Objective, context, existing assets, stakeholders, symptoms and constraints.
Critical questions, business areas and users, evidence sources and the investigation plan.
Hypotheses and solution directions that need to be tested.
The prototypes and artifacts required to test priority hypotheses, when appropriate.
Research, interviews and validation conducted with business areas and users.
Consolidated evidence and documented decisions for the accountable team.
An action plan, specification or next experiment adjusted to what was learned.
Senior professionals understand the business context and connect executive perspective with technical depth in critical decisions.
Maxxi leaders take part in critical moments, bringing benchmarks, options and recommendations to keep priorities aligned and correct course in time.
Expected outcomes, timelines, cost and quality guide priorities, indicators and adjustments—not only scope completion.
Maxxi structures knowledge, governance and support to strengthen the client's ability to operate, evolve and scale with confidence throughout the partnership.
Discovery & Innovation has no dedicated published case study yet. The case study above stands as proof of discovery that became a product; the institutional proof supports the page.
When the decision spans multiple solutions, a target architecture and long-term investment rather than a focused opportunity.
Explore Technology Strategy & RoadmapWhen the decision is mature enough to build, recover or evolve the product and its application.
Explore Software Engineering & Digital ProductsWhen the central question concerns the environment, target architecture and technology transition.
Explore Architecture, Cloud & ModernizationWhen the priority is to assess data and AI maturity, quality, architecture and opportunities.
Explore Data & AI AssessmentNo. Product Discovery exists to investigate whether there is a solution worth building. The conclusion may be to proceed, adjust, redirect or stop the initiative.
Product Discovery investigates a focused opportunity or solution. Technology Strategy & Roadmap structures multiple solutions, a target architecture and investment over a broader horizon.
No. A prototype is used when it helps test a relevant hypothesis. Depending on the decision required, the deliverable may be an action plan, a specification or a prototype.
Yes. It may be a standalone service or part of a larger initiative. When the decision moves into the build phase, the organization can engage Maxxi's Software Engineering & Digital Products capability.
In the conversation, Maxxi frames the hypothesis, the signals already observed and the decisions that still need evidence before the next investment.