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READY TO INNOVATE?
With our strong innovation experience, we developed and tested a support process, and came up with two options for you to choose from (see below).
But first, why choose Vooban?
- The expertise of a seasoned multidisciplinary team to develop your innovation and digital transformation road map
- The chance to put your vision and ideas to the test
- Personalized support tailored to your situation and the degree of progress made on your digital transformation
Innovative sprint
The innovation sprint is an approach involving three main steps. The first step is to identify where you want to go in terms of innovation and/or desired change. Apart from the destination, it is essential to list the elements that can help the organization reach its objective as well as the roadblocks it is facing.
Following the first step, the problems identified must be categorized according to their perceived level of complexity. This step quickly leads to the identification of problems that may be either very costly to resolve or unsolvable as well as those that probably should have been solved a long time ago.
The third and final step is to properly prioritize and classify the projects that will be considered for the project shaping stage.
To find out more about the innovative sprint, read this blog post.
Project blueprint
Once the projects have been clearly identified and prioritized, it is time to carefully frame each one of them, explore their gray areas, resolve any uncertainties, and validate the feasibility of all their aspects. This is precisely the objective pursued by a project-shaping approach—provide an accurate analysis of the technological infrastructure in place and the necessary adjustments to be made.
At the end of the process, the analysis also makes it possible to estimate the implementation costs and the amount of work to be carried out by your internal teams. This allows us to identify and measure the project’s cost savings and benefits to justify the investment using the good old ROI method.
To find out more about the project blueprint, read this blog post.
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