Brainstorming brilliant and fresh ideas

[https://activecollab.com/blog/project-management/7-tips-for-effective-brainstorming-sessions]

can be an exciting journey for project teams. But, before they start

sharing and further distributing, their ideas need to go through a

developmental process.



Teams need to have a project quality management plan set in place or a

clear understanding of what issues they are trying to fix.

Additionally, if you want potential investors and clients to accept

your ideas, you need to prove that they are indeed helpful, practical,

and worth spending money on them.



How do you accomplish that? The answer lies in proof of concept or

POC. This short guide will elaborate on what POC means and why it is

so vital for businesses and project teams.



WHAT DOES PROOF OF CONCEPT MEAN?



Proof of concept is an exercise to see whether you can turn an idea

into reality. It helps you determine the idea's feasibility or verify

whether it will function as imagined.



POC is not ...