Pilots

In general knowledge, "pilots" refer to small-scale trials or preliminary tests conducted to evaluate the feasibility, time, cost, risk, and potential impact of a larger project or initiative. They help organizations assess how well an idea works before full-scale implementation. For example, a company might run a pilot program for a new product in a limited market to gather feedback and make improvements. The results inform decision-making, reduce risks, and increase the chances of success when expanding the project. Pilots are essential for innovation and effective planning in various fields, including education, healthcare, and technology.