Wagile is a hybrid product innovation process using a combination of features from traditional staged-and-gated processes and the Agile philosophy. We take the “W-” from the waterfall systems that emphasize structure and planning, and the “-agile” from software development systems that are iterative and adaptable. The key elements of Wagile
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Team Dimensions: A Case Study
Watch the 1-minute background video and then read on for full details! When I started working as an independent innovation management consultant, I initially focused on helping companies design and implement the right system. Innovation succeeds if you have a good workflow that includes expectations, activities, templates, and
Managing Innovation Teams: Lead, Let, and Love
Innovation occurs when technology and market knowledge successfully collide to create a new product or service that is in demand by customers. Successful innovation involves a profit for the manufacturer and a useful convenience for the consumer. Over time, needs change as technologies advance and customers seek new solutions to
Emotional Design
Typically used as a portion of the product design specification system to understand the importance of emotions and how individuals process information about the product. Three levels of emotional design include the “visceral” (basic information), “behavioral” (functionality and usability), and “reflective” (self-identity and reasoning). Learn more in this blog.
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