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By combining our experience experimenting through O3 Labs and our expertise in helping our clients innovate, we found a way to make innovation accessible and actionable for companies of all sizes.
The Landscape
The Need for New
Corporate innovation is crucial for companies that want to stay relevant in today’s ever-changing business landscape. As market disruption continues and more competitors are added to your industry, you can’t afford to fall behind.
The Plan
Brainstorming Together for Innovative Solutions
O3 World regularly conducts innovation workshops with our clients. They’re designed to combine our client’s intimate industry knowledge with our expertise and structured approach to innovation. We work together with your team to find innovative solutions to your most pressing questions and problems.
We start by defining the audience, issues, and opportunities we want to explore. We often look at customer insights gathered from data, user testing, or conducting landscape surveys to drive our thinking. Once the workshop begins, we leverage design thinking methodologies to brainstorm ideas around new experiences, emerging technologies, or product concepts. We then work as a group to converge on an idea or two that resonates.
The Results
Actionable Outcomes
Once the workshop is finished, we provide architecture and roadmap recommendations to develop your solution. If it’s a full blown product concept, we’ll collaborate with your team to develop an MVP plan and go-to-market strategy. This often includes design concepts or pitch decks to assist in selling the idea to investors or stakeholders.
We also regularly turn ideas into action by partnering to experiment. We work together to quickly prototype workshop ideas with the goal of testing and validating those concepts in the market. This is a great way to make a small investment into innovation without overcommitting to concepts or taking big financial risks.
