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In-Depth Interviews - Session 3

This presentation was live on 19th April 2022 on Linkedin. Watch recording here

Top 10 Projective techniques – Time Machine

Time machine is a technique that we use to stimulate creative and ‘future thinking’ within the focus group environment. As an example, focus group respondents are asked to think back to what children received for Christmas, say, 30 years ago. They then talk briefly about what children receive these days for Christmas, before brainstorming what they think children will receive for Christmas 30 years in the future. This process is then repeated to explore ‘the future' for whatever the subject in question. Again, the insight does not necessarily come from taking what the respondents say literally, but by exploring the reasons for and implications of their ‘vision of the future’.

How to fail fast

You can fail fast—and learn fast—in many ways.

• The costliest failure that you can make is investing in a project that your customers don't want. The first step in failing fast is to prove that your intended customers want and need what you're planning to create. Work with your stakeholders and validate your idea.
• During the workshop phase of a project where the team and stakeholders define the application features and minimum viable product (MVP), mandate that participants explore "crazy" ideas to see whether elements of those ideas lead to good ones. In this way, teams can quickly separate the good ideas from the others.
• In a hypothesis-driven development process, the entire team—design, development, and business—identifies the riskiest assumptions that underpin an idea. Then, the team builds experiments to test them. If the idea is based on flawed assumptions, it fails, and the team can pivot and avoid wasting its limited resources. When the team tests the riskiest parts of the project at the beginning, the cost, risk, and design of the project become more predictable.
• When you work with a new project that requires a large infrastructure and hardware investment, such as an Internet of Things (IoT) project, you must validate how the platform and devices affect your design. Implement as little of your infrastructure as possible to validate an assumption and then implement a bit more to validate the next assumption. If a significant part of your IoT platform isn't built before you encounter a failure, you'll have a better idea about where the failure is happening. 
• From an application-delivery point of view, development teams that use DevOps can get immediate feedback to find out whether code or a deployment is flawed. In this way, a team can move to higher-quality code and a more stable deployment environment.

As your team embraces the notion of failing fast, it gets used to experimenting and recovering from unexpected circumstances as part of the development cycle. Everyone becomes confident that discovering the unknown and reporting on it is respected and treated as a contribution to the project's success. What counts is a great solution that is achieved by making failure and correction part of the team's culture. Read more...

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