Smart questions before start the production to set the goal

Hi there is list of question which u asked to your project manager before start the development...it will help u to understand the different aspect of product....
  • What are the most important aspects and features of our Product? 
  • What Feature and technology make our product unique? 
  • What specific areas in the product are the most widely used by our customers? 
  • What type of things would make our users uncomfortable move to other product? 
  • Is our application focusing on today market? 
  • How are we better than our competitors or what factors can make our product better? 
  • What are the challenges faces our competitors, and how we can resolve the challenges? 
  • Is there any risk in our technology (hardware or software), are there any risks in the product? 

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