The project kicks off with an initial meeting to explain the process, gather input, and answer questions. Prover’s team then conducts a two-week in-depth analysis, followed by a follow-up meeting where a comprehensive report and action plan are presented, detailing the steps towards formal methods integration and the associated benefits.
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