The year of 2016 is a year of continuous integration. At Facet, we have some initiatives in order to drive more visibility with our development team, surface sales pipelines, and also gain timely insights to our client's marketing campaigns. Webhooks are quickly becoming pervasive throughout many platforms online, and finally this week I had the opportunity to take a look at one of our targeted Webhooks in Pantheon's Quicksilver platform hook system. 

A discovery workshop is a waterfall step used as an exercise in measuring uncertainties. Value driven development is the future.

The role of marketers is changing, and has been for a while. In the past, communications were the focus—now, top CMOs will tell you that marketing is all about engagement. When considering a new site build, you might have stakeholders from as little as 2 to as many as 100 different departments all asking for their features to be built into the new website—and you have to manage and deliver on their expectations.

Clients and partners often ask us: What’s your workflow for Discovery? How do you determine the best approach to a specific project?

We tailor our approach for each project, all while using overarching principles to based on complexity. The two-pronged approach is akin to sizing up your opponent as either a David or a Goliath.