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Design thinking process
Clarify - gain an understanding of users issues through observation feedback and market analysis
Ideate - teams work together brainstorming to come up with solutions with no judgement
Develop - take promising ideas and turn to prototypes to see how solutions function in reality
Implement - prototypes test with real user feedback take feedback into account to refine prototype before releasing to public
Feasibility study
Helps determine whether idea is practical profitable and worth investing
Importance of feasibility study
Reduces risk - prevents launching a product with no demand avoiding wasted time and investment
Saves resources - ensures business does not commit to an idea it cannot deliver which saves time and money
Reasoned for feasibility studies
Legal feasibility- make sure they are compliant with all laws and don’t break copyright laws and employee legislation
Production feasibility - needs to determine if it’s possible for them to produce do they have equipment and existing staff
Market feasibility - need to carry out market research to identify level of demand for product( size of target market) and find info on competitors
Source of business ideas
Brainstorming sessions - all employees of a business come together to come up with new innovative ideas
Intreprenurship - can be anonymous through idea suggestion box, good ideas can be rewarded
Copying competitors - monitor competitors to compete create new products similar to their best ideas without breaking copyright laws
Market trends and consumer data - social media show latest trends in real time, technology provide large amount of data to analyse customer preferences