This varies with ones opinion, but a prototype is where a project is being
built from concept to something that actually works, but may not have all of
the finishing touches. Basically proof of concept. A pilot is where a
client is willing to try your product in a test phase, before deciding to
roll out the product completely or scrap the product altogether.
Hope this helps.
Mark Krysinski
CTO
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Subject: Prototype and Pilot
Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between a prototype and a
pilot? And when will you use them?
Hunt
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