The term business model is used loosely to describe how a business operates, but what is it as its simplest? Our CEO, Natalie Foley, breaks it down into simple terms and describes how a business model develops around a consumer need and evolves quickly through testing that de-risks concepts.
How our Design Strategist, Anthony DeThomas, used design thinking to write and publish a children’s book, My Friend Failure.
A high-level summary of our findings from research with innovation teams at large companies to deliver successful innovation projects to market.
One of the biggest things we hope to learn through this listening tour are the critical elements required to build and sustain a successful corporate innovation group (CIG). To get at that question, we designed a simple, interactive activity that asks our interviewees to plot a number of optional CIG elements (yellow “cards”) against two dimensions: risk and rigidity.
Peer Insight helps organizations ignite growth by uniting design, business, and entrepreneurship.
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For project inquiries, contact Clay Maxwell or Tim Ogilvie
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