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Strategy &
Problem
Solving
Whether you want to refresh your business strategy or find solution for your biggest challanges we start by consulting with you to fully understand the situation before curating the most effective set of techniques. We have great sets for all cases.
You’ll find a mix of examples on this page — some are simple enough to try on your own, while others require our professional facilitation to unlock their full potential.
1
SWOT Analysis
Purpose: Analyzing Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
How it works: The team explores internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. This informs strategic decision-making.
2
Empathy Mapping
Purpose: Understanding customer or stakeholder needs.
How it works: Teams create a visual map focusing on what the customer says, thinks, does, and feels. This helps ensure the strategy addresses real customer concerns.
3
Business Model Canvas
Purpose: Mapping out business strategy on one page.
How it works: Teams use a visual canvas to discuss key business components like value propositions, customer segments, revenue streams, and more. This helps ensure that all strategic aspects are considered.
4
Lightning Decision Jam / Available online
Purpose: Solving complex problems quickly.
How it works: This structured process helps teams generate ideas, prioritize problems, and make decisions rapidly by voting on the most valuable and feasible solutions.
5
Customer Journey Mapping
Purpose: Visualizing the entire customer experience.
How it works: Teams map out all touchpoints a customer experiences with a company. This helps to identify pain points and align strategy with customer needs and desires.
6
Reverse Brainstorming
Purpose: Identifying problems by imagining how to cause them.
How it works: Instead of solving a problem, the team focuses on how to create or worsen the issue. This reversal often reveals hidden vulnerabilities or overlooked areas to address.
7
Crazy Eights
Purpose: Rapid ideation for solutions.
How it works: In eight minutes, participants draw eight different ideas for solving a problem. It’s a fast-paced technique designed to encourage out-of-the-box thinking.
