'DESIGN THINKING AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT' SOLUTION
Overcome internal obstacles that often hinder product dev are eliminated, ensuring a smoother, more efficient path from conception to market LET'S CHATMAIN OUTCOMES
Significantly speed up the process of generating innovative ideas and swiftly transform these concepts into profitable initiatives for your business
Teams can access superior ideas more rapidly
Streamline their product development process
Actively listen and keenly observe
Embrace messiness and uncertainty as a part of the creative and collaborative process
Modify plans based on feedback IRL
Implement iterative and flexible approaches to project management and team interactions
Expedite the launch of new products and enhancing their success rate
Embrace failure early and often in your projects as a form of experimentation for learning and discovery
Shed post-Covid habits of inefficient decision-making processes, and grow a culture of dynamic, effective, and spontaneous decision-making strategies.
Leap over initial roadblocks and let ideas flow without judgment, allowing for the building upon each other's ideas.
Build confidence and communication skills among team members
🕕 4.5 HOURS IN TOTAL
🏢 MAX. 3 SESSIONS
👥 6-15 PARTICIPANTS
📍IN PERSON OR VIA VIDEO
Participants will take part in over a dozen fun activities, each designed to enhance the Human Intelligence of your participants. These activities target the typical human communication obstacles encountered by design and product teams. All together, we’ll identify and dismantle the root causes of poor communication and collaboration. This collaborative effort will steer teams towards a more efficient and productive work dynamic, enabling them to perform at their peak.
All while having fun. All in a positive and psychological safe environment.
By examining 197 new product-development projects, we found that (1) environmental turbulence positively affects team unlearning, (2) team unlearning concurrently stimulates team improvisation, (3) team improvisation positively impacts new product success by utilizing/implementing new knowledge acquired by unlearning and improvisation.
Ali E.Akgün, John C.Byrne, Gary S.Lynn, Halit Keskina (9/2007), ‘New product development in turbulent environments: Impact of improvisation and unlearning on new product performance’, Journal of Engineering and Technology Management’, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0923474807000239