Discover why adopting a designer's mindset and focusing on early prototypes can transform strategy processes. This video shows how tangible prototypes help validate ideas, streamline decisions, and cut through corporate complexity.

Focus on early prototypes
Prototyping is a critical tool in strategy development. By creating tangible versions of ideas early, teams can test and explore multiple options. This approach encourages hands-on learning, provides clarity on potential outcomes, and makes discussions around strategic choices more productive and concrete.

Adopt a designer mindset
Designers think non-linearly and embrace experimentation. By getting prototypes into real environments and in front of real people, you can validate concepts faster and more effectively. This method reduces overreliance on data alone and fosters practical solutions that resonate with stakeholders.

Streamline decision-making
A single prototype can cut through corporate theater, enabling teams to focus on meaningful conversations rather than endless meetings. Early testing of ideas provides immediate insights, helping organizations move quickly from concept to actionable strategy, while reducing uncertainty and aligning teams around real results.