According to nCino best practices, when should project releases be implemented?

Implementing project releases as soon as possible aligns with nCino's best practices for several reasons. First, early and incremental releases enable teams to gather feedback from users and stakeholders, which is essential for refining the product based on real-world use cases and requirements. This iterative approach not only improves the final product quality but also enhances user satisfaction and adoption because users can see and utilize improvements progressively.

Additionally, frequent releases help identify and address issues early in the project lifecycle, reducing the risk of significant problems that may arise from a large, end-of-project release. In fast-moving environments typical of commercial banking, ensuring that functionalities are deployed quickly allows organizations to stay competitive and responsive to market changes or user needs.

By prioritizing early releases, teams can more effectively manage resources, improve communication among stakeholders, and ultimately create a more successful outcome for the project as a whole.