Requirements Decomposition Lab
A one-day lab that turns vague briefs into testable requirements, acceptance cues, and open questions your engineers can trust.
$640 / participant
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Tech analysis training for teams who ship
Cohorts and clinics in Ho Chi Minh City that turn messy briefs into boundaries, evidence, and handoff notes engineers trust.
Primary offer
Systems Analysis Studio
Three half-days to practice boundary mapping, dependency tracing, and ship-ready write-ups with peers from product and engineering.
From $1,280 / cohort seat · live in Dist. 10 or online
Also available
Workshops and coaching you can request
Informational pricing only — we confirm seats and invoices by email after you write to us.
Stakeholder Interview Practice
Guided practice for discovery interviews: question design, note discipline, and how to turn conversation into analysis inputs.
$320 / session
Tech Landscape Review Coaching
Two coaching blocks to pressure-test a vendor shortlist, architecture sketch, or build-vs-buy memo before leadership review.
$480 / review block
From recent cohorts
What participants take back to their teams
The cohort gave our PMs and leads a shared language for system edges. We stopped rewriting the same brief three times.
Interview practice was uncomfortable in the best way. My notes finally separate constraints from nice-to-haves.
Landscape coaching caught two criteria we were about to treat as facts. The leadership review went cleaner.
Notes
Field notes on tech analysis
Map system boundaries before you pick tools
Teams jump to platforms when the real work is naming what sits inside and outside the problem. A boundary sketch saves weeks.
Writing analysis notes other people can ship from
An analysis memo fails when only its author understands the next step. Structure beats eloquence.
Interview notes without the fog
Discovery interviews produce piles of quotes. The skill is separating intent, constraint, and anecdote before analysis begins.