Hi there, We’ve been busy designing new approaches to innovation at Kromatic, and I wanted to share our latest templates…
How to make an accurate “guesstimation” when there is little data available.
Discover Kromatic’s valuable free templates for sprint retrospectives, reviews, daily standups, sprint planning, and backlog grooming. Also, don’t miss their Running Better Experiments Program, designed to refine your experiment process and achieve actionable results. Enhance your innovation projects today!
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As an early-stage venture, you don’t need a business plan, but you do need a hypothesis-driven business model from Day Zero.
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Innovation boards work best when they make frequent, quick decisions and give their teams the freedom to interpret data for themselves.
An innovation-minded learning and development program should be a continuous exercise for any organization that wants to foster an innovative culture.
To avoid errors in your business forecasting, you have to know how to average your best-case and worst-case scenarios.
The decision to continue, pivot, or kill a project should be made by the innovation team running the project, not the board that funds it.
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