Product Development Meeting with Experts
A one-on-one session with MMID’s product development experts to move your product forward with clarity and focus. No sales pitch. Just expert insight, grounded in real projects and real constraints.
A one-on-one session with MMID’s product development experts to move your product forward with clarity and focus. No sales pitch. Just expert insight, grounded in real projects and real constraints.
You are working on a product that matters. But questions remain.
Is the concept feasible? Are risks being overlooked? Are technology, user needs, and business goals truly aligned?
During the Product Development Expert Meeting, you discuss your specific challenge with experienced product developers who work daily on complex products across healthcare, industry, safety, and building technology. The session is focused on your product, your context, and your next steps.
You leave the meeting with clearer direction and a better understanding of what to do next.
The Product Development Expert Meeting is intended for professionals who are actively working on a product and facing concrete questions. This may include product managers, R&D or innovation leads, founders who have moved beyond the idea phase, or engineering managers preparing next development steps.
The session is most valuable when there is a real product, concept, or challenge to discuss.
MMID has decades of experience developing products that are used in demanding environments. Our teams work across industries and disciplines, using a structured development approach that balances creativity with technical depth and risk control.
You meet with experts who understand the consequences of early product decisions, because they have seen them play out in practice.
The Product Development Expert Meeting is a one-on-one session with an MMID product development expert. After scheduling, you will receive a short confirmation with practical information on how to prepare.
If you have a product challenge and want an expert perspective before moving forward, this session is a good place to start.
What is the Product Development Expert Meeting?
The Product Development Expert Meeting is a one-on-one session with an MMID product development expert. During the session, you discuss your specific product challenge and receive focused, experience-based input to help you move forward with clearer direction.
Is this meeting a sales call?
No. The session is not a sales pitch. It is an expert meeting focused on your product, your questions, and your next steps. If there is a good fit for further collaboration, that can be discussed afterwards, but the meeting itself is about insight and clarity.
What kind of topics can we discuss?
Topics typically include technical feasibility, product architecture, user experience challenges, development risks, producibility, compliance considerations, or questions about next steps in the product development process. The session is shaped around your specific situation.
Who will I speak with during the meeting?
You will meet with an experienced product development expert from MMID. Depending on your question, this expert may bring insight from multiple disciplines such as engineering, UX, producibility, or electronics.
How should I prepare for the meeting?
It helps to prepare a brief overview of your product, your current challenges, and any specific questions you want to address, but extensive preparation is not required.
How long does the Expert Meeting take?
The meeting typically lasts around 45 min. This allows enough time to understand your context and discuss your questions in a focused and practical way.
What happens after the meeting?
After the session, you will have a clearer understanding of your situation and possible next steps. If relevant, we can discuss follow-up options, but there is no obligation to continue beyond the meeting.
Is this session suitable for early-stage startups?
Yes, as long as there is a concrete product idea or challenge to discuss. The session is most valuable once you have moved beyond a vague idea and are making decisions about development, feasibility, or direction.