How to implement an innovation sprint [Ultimate Guide]

How to implement an innovation sprint [Ultimate Guide]

This article provides a guide on how to implement an innovation sprint, a low-risk approach that can quickly deliver new products or services. Innovation sprints are a timeboxed period of 1-4 weeks that develop three possible solutions and test them out. This guide outlines the critical steps of a generic innovation sprint, such as preparation, problem finding, idea generation, selecting, concepting, and presentation. By conducting an innovation sprint, businesses can test their ideas on a large scale without risking vital parts of their operations, cut away from ideas that don't work, and save time and resources.

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What is a good customer insight?

Crafting a powerful insight when developing ideas takes effort and time. To ensure true insights, focus on customers and avoid reverse benefits.

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PoC vs Prototype vs MVP: What's the Difference? | Corporate Lab

PoC vs Prototype vs MVP: What's the Difference? | Corporate Lab

PoCs, MVPs, and prototypes are critical to building new businesses. Learn the differences between them with Corporate Lab's expert analysis.

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What is Portfolio Management? (And Why You Need It)

Portfolio management is the process of managing a group of projects to achieve strategic business goals. It helps in aligning projects with business objectives, managing resources and planning & reporting.

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