Considering a Design Sprint? Keep these 5 investment factors in mind: 1. Time 2. Resources 3. Complexity 4. Expert Facilitators 5. In-Person vs. Virtual
Design Sprints
The Design Sprint is a staple structure in the world of facilitation for solving big challenges. Get to know the “what, what, when, where, and why” of running this five-day process.
Incorporate design thinking exercises in each phases of your next innovation project or design thinking workshop to create meaningful results.
Six Ways to Create More Effective Agendas: Set Clear Objectives, Focus on Essential Topics, Set a Realistic Schedule, Work Collaboratively, Reflection Time, Write it down
Design Sprint user testing is a critical step in the Design Sprint process. Learn how to setup and conduct user testing and bring your next big idea to life.
Trying to decide if you should run a Design Sprint? Discover 5 scenarios when a Design Sprint can help your organization.
Perhaps you’ve experienced a Design Sprint as a participant and are interested in planning one of your own, or perhaps you’re completely new to the…
The Design Sprint is a staple structure in the world of facilitation for solving big challenges. Get to know the "what, what, when, where, and why" of running this five-day process.
There’s a better way to run virtual Design Sprints. The current virtual Design Sprint system doesn’t model the real world, and it’s a problem for…
This is part of the 2020 Control The Room speaker video series. In February we hosted the second annual facilitator summit, Control The Room, at Austin’s…
When it comes to exploring and creating new ideas, collaboration is much mightier than the brainpower of any one individual. That is the idea behind…
