Half-day and full-day innovation workshops unleash your team’s creativity. Learn about scenario thinking, then leap into highly engaging activities that unshackle your team from their mental constraints.
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Directly apply scenario-based futures to one or more challenges currently being faced by your organization. Come away with dozens of new ideas that will transform products and processes driven by new perspectives on markets and customers.
Help individuals break out of their day-to-day routines and light their personal creative fires by challenging their assumptions about the business and the world. Encourages participants to use agile thinking.[/one_half_last]
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By looking at multiple futures, participants will be less likely to be surprised by social, economic, political, or technological incidents that would derail their project. The workshop is the first step in navigating the future more effectively.
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Just because you come to the workshop with an idea to test against the future, that doesn’t mean it’s the only or even the best solution that your organization can deliver in a differentiated way. You may well leave the workshop with a few ideas that you hadn’t considered, or even rethinking ideas you discarded because they didn’t fit a more rigid set of assumptions about the future.[/one_half_last]
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The biggest blocker to innovation is thinking “you know.” You know your future customer. You know how regulations will play out. You know what technologies will emerge. But you don’t know. This workshop breaks down the barriers to seeing possibilities.
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Once you understand the uncertainties facing your job, your company and your industry, you can then monitor how they unfold over time in a systematic and purposeful way.[/one_half_last]
At the end of the workshop, we look back at the projects and processes you brought with you, those that emerged during the session, and infer from the scenarios the first pass at implications for the business, the industry and the individual.
