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A PoC without success criteria is a project that never ends.

We execute proofs of concept with defined success criteria, bounded timelines, and structured go/no-go decisions to validate technology with method, not with hope.

The antagonist

Without criteria, a PoC becomes an eternal pilot that nobody cancels.

A proof of concept without success criteria, without a deadline, and without a go/no-go decision consumes resources indefinitely and generates organizational inertia.

The three axes of the governed PoC

  • Success Criteria: prior definition of what must be true for the PoC to be considered successful.
  • Bounded Timeline: maximum duration with intermediate evaluation and adjustment milestones.
  • Structured Decision: go, pivot, or stop framework with criteria, owner, and next steps.

Immediate operational result

  • Fewer eternal pilots consuming resources without a decision.
  • Faster validation with clear criteria.
  • More informed decisions to invest, adjust, or stop.

The Bunker promise

A PoC with criteria validates fast: and decides fast.

When criteria exist before starting and the decision has a framework, the company validates technology with speed instead of dragging experiments.

A PoC with criteria validates. A PoC without criteria postpones.

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Validate technology with method, not with an eternal pilot.

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This service is part of the capability Emerging Technologies.

See also: Technology Assessment and Prioritization | Applied Generative AI | Innovation Governance Roadmap