CUBO Methodology

A complete process for building technology with more clarity, consistency and continuity.

Six stages that help turn real needs into systems, applications and tools ready to work, grow and keep evolving.

Why the methodology exists

Technology doesn't start with code.

Before developing, it is necessary to understand the business, the operation, the users and the problem that needs to be solved.

The CUBO Methodology was created to organize these decisions, connect different areas of expertise and reduce risk throughout the project.

  • More clarity about what will be built
  • Technical decisions connected to the business
  • Less rework during development
  • Close collaboration between teams
  • Greater predictability in deliveries
  • A foundation ready to evolve
Understanding workshop between Fteam and the client at the start of a project
Overview

Six stages. One integrated build.

Each side of the CUBO represents an essential dimension of the project. The stages connect and guide the work from initial understanding through to deployment, support and the evolution of the technology.

Planning and initial structuring workshop for a project

Understand before building.

01. Planning and Structuring

At this stage, we deepen our understanding of the company's context, operation, users and the challenge to be addressed. We organize needs, priorities, requirements and constraints to create a clear vision of the project and guide the decisions that follow.

O que fazemos

  • Understanding the business and the operation
  • Identifying users and needs
  • Requirements gathering
  • Mapping processes and flows
  • Prioritizing features
  • Initial structuring of the project

Principais entregas

  • Structured vision of the project
  • Initial scope and priorities
  • Flow mapping
  • Direction for the next stages
A connected methodology

The stages don't work in isolation.

Planning, experience, architecture, development, quality and support are all part of the same construction.

Decisions made at one stage affect all the others. That's why we keep the areas connected throughout the project, sharing information, validating choices and adjusting course whenever necessary.

The CUBO organizes the project without making it rigid.

The depth and sequence of the stages can vary depending on the scenario. A new project may start with planning. An existing system may first require an analysis of its architecture, experience or quality. The methodology adapts to the challenge without losing its principles.

A framework for different challenges.

The CUBO Methodology can guide complete projects or specific workstreams, whether creating new technologies or evolving existing structures.

  • New systems and applications
  • Internal tools
  • Portals and platforms
  • System modernization
  • Integration between technologies
  • Evolution of existing applications
  • Projects run by squads
  • Projects run jointly with the client's team
Building together

Technical knowledge connected to the company's reality.

Fteam leads the process, organizes the stages and takes on the technical execution, but the most important decisions are built together with those who know the business and the operation.

Leadership, users, technical teams and the areas involved take part at the points needed to keep the technology connected to the company's real scenario.

Fteam and client team in a prototype validation workshop

A methodology for building with more clarity.

The CUBO Methodology connects business, people, technology and execution in a process that reduces uncertainty and prepares every project to keep evolving.