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Practice Hall

Master innovation concepts through hands-on simulations in a risk-free environment!

Practice Hall: Simulation Programs and Scenarios

Purpose: Focused on learning and experimentation in a risk-free environment.

Emphasis:​ Training and hands-on practice to build skills and test concepts without real-world consequences.

Key Objective: To prepare users with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to tackle real-world challenges.

Target Audience & Journey

Entrepreneurs, employees, team leaders, and mid-level managers preparing to innovate. Open collaboration with Partners, Customers, Suppliers & Vendors.

Journey: Learn → Practice → Experiment → Build confidence.

Outcomes

• Skill development.

• Practice and mastery of innovation concepts in everyday business.

• Experimentation and learning from best practices, success & failures.

• Cross-functional & organisational launchpad for real-world innovation.

Example Outcome: A user learns how to design a customer-centric product in a simulated market without the risk of financial loss.


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Clients can choose and test concepts like Business Model innovation, Product Design, Operational Transformation, and more within their dedicated workspace. 

Practice various innovation scenarios, such as "launching a new product" from Product Design, or "Entering a new market" from Business Model Innovation, or "Streamlining Supply Chain Processes" from Operational transformation.

Foster cross-functional team and partnership engagement with assigned roles, collaborative exercises and assigned tasks within gamified challenges.

All our collaboration exercises are integrated into hands-on training and project workflows, so teams must communicate and assign roles to complete tasks. Business & Entreprise plans can also personalise them to your industry, market and business challenges.

Discover our easy-to-follow
Practice Hall workflow

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Step 1: Enter a Simulated Innovation Program

Example: Business Model Innovation.

Users see an introduction, learning objectives, and available scenarios.

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Step 2: Select a Scenario for Testing

Example: Entering a New Market.

The system provides a pre-configured guided training plan and activities with tasks like:

  • Market analysis.
  • Competitor benchmarking.
  • Developing a go-to-market strategy.

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Step 3: Execute the Scenario Using Collaboration Tools

Example: To-Do tools with Chat-GPT, Mind mapping with Excalidraw, and Project execution with Projects or with Accounting.

  • Users assign tasks to team members using the various Modules.
  • Workflows guide them through each step, encouraging collaboration and innovation.

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Step 4: Complete, Reflect and Reward

Example: To-Dos, Drawings, financial models or projects are completed.

  • Teams submit their solutions for evaluation. (Quiz, Surveys, etc.)
  • Automated feedback or peer reviews are provided.
  • Certificates or badges awarded for completion. Merchandising are available as well in our shop.

Browse the top 10 preferred Simulated Programs & Testing Scenarios
Learn → Practice → Experiment → Build confidence

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1. Business Model Innovation

Objective: Explore innovative ways to create, deliver, and capture value.

Scenarios:

1. Pivoting to a Subscription Model: Transition from one-time sales to a recurring revenue model.

2. Exploring Freemium Offerings: Evaluate the impact of offering a free tier to drive adoption.

3. Expanding Revenue Streams: Test adding new revenue channels, like licensing or affiliate partnerships.

4. Entering Emerging Markets: Assess risks and opportunities for expanding into less-developed markets.

5. Monetising Data: Create value from insights derived from customer or operational data.

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2. Product Design Innovation

Objective: Redefine product offerings to enhance usability, desirability, and value.

Scenarios:

1. Prototyping a New Product Line: Simulate developing and launching a new product from concept to prototype.

2. Improving Product Accessibility: Redesign an existing product to serve underrepresented user groups.

3. Integrating IoT Features: Evaluate the impact of adding smart capabilities to a product.

4. Rebranding a Legacy Product: Test strategies for revitalising an aging product line.

5. Accelerating Time-to-Market: Optimize processes to deliver products faster without compromising quality.

3. Operational Transformation

Objective: Streamline internal processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.

Scenarios:

1. Implementing Lean Practices: Optimize workflows to minimize waste and maximize value.

2. Digitizing a Supply Chain: Simulate the transformation of a traditional supply chain into a digital one.

3. Automating Repetitive Tasks: Evaluate the impact of adopting RPA (Robotic Process Automation).

4. Creating a Remote-First Organization: Transition from a physical office to a fully remote working environment.

5. Upskilling Employees for New Technologies: Develop a program to train employees in emerging tech.

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4. New Partnerships, Crowdsourcing & Co-Creation

Objective: Innovate through collaboration with external partners or the crowd.

Scenarios:

1. Launching a Joint Venture: Simulate co-developing a product with a strategic partner.

2. Leveraging Crowdsourcing for Ideas: Run a campaign to gather innovation ideas from external contributors.

3. Building an Industry Consortium: Create shared standards or technologies with industry peers.

4. Collaborating with Startups: Partner with a startup to bring innovative solutions to market.

5. Developing Ecosystem Solutions: Explore creating a marketplace or platform for third-party partners.

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5. From Ideation to Product Development

Objective: Move from brainstorming to prototyping and market launch.

Scenarios:

1. Prioritising Ideas in a Portfolio: Select and prioritise innovation ideas for funding.

2. Running Design Thinking Workshops: Simulate a hands-on workshop to refine ideas.

3. Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP): Create and test an MVP for a new concept.

4. Launching a Beta Program: Simulate pre-launch testing with selected customers.

5. Scaling Production: Optimize the transition from prototype to full-scale manufacturing.

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6. Enhancing Current Offerings

Objective: Improve or expand the features and value of existing products or services.

Scenarios:

1. Adding Personalization Options: Simulate customizing products to meet individual customer needs.

2. Expanding Cross-Selling Opportunities: Test strategies to bundle related products.

3. Improving Sustainability Features: Assess the impact of making a product more eco-friendly.

4. Introducing Tiered Services: Offer basic, premium, and enterprise versions of a product.

5. Boosting After-Sales Support: Enhance customer experience with new post-purchase services.

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7. Empowering Employees, Culture, and Capabilities

Objective: Build an innovative and collaborative workplace culture.

Scenarios:

1. Implementing Agile Teams: Test transitioning teams to an agile methodology.

2. Designing Employee Innovation Programs: Create incentives to encourage innovative ideas from staff.

3. Building a Diversity & Inclusion Strategy: Simulate the impact of enhancing workplace diversity.

4. Conducting Culture Diagnostics: Assess organizational culture to identify barriers to innovation.

5. Gamifying Employee Training: Introduce game mechanics to make up-skilling more engaging.

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8. Environmental and Social Responsibility Goals

Objective: Align innovation with sustainability and social impact.

Scenarios:

1. Achieving Carbon Neutrality: Test strategies to reduce and offset emissions.

2. Launching a Circular Economy Initiative: Implement a program to recycle and reuse materials.

3. Integrating ESG Metrics into Business: Simulate embedding environmental, social, and governance goals into operations.

4. Creating Socially Responsible Products: Test developing products that meet social impact goals.

5. Partnering with NGOs: Explore collaborations with non-profits to address community challenges.

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9. Audit, Assessment, and Innovation Assurance

Objective: Evaluate the effectiveness and risks of innovation strategies.

Scenarios:

1. Conducting an Innovation Maturity Audit: Assess the organization’s current innovation capabilities.

2. Identifying Barriers to Innovation: Diagnose structural or cultural obstacles.

3. Simulating Innovation Failures: Test resilience strategies for handling failed projects.

4. Creating Risk Mitigation Plans: Develop risk management strategies for innovation.

5. Measuring ROI of Innovation Investments: Evaluate the returns from completed innovation initiatives.

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10. Industry-Specific or Partner Programs

Objective: Address unique challenges in specific industries or roles.

Scenarios:

1. Healthcare: Implementing telemedicine solutions.

2. Retail: Optimizing omnichannel customer experiences.

3. Manufacturing: Adopting Industry 4.0 technologies.

4. Finance: Launching digital wallets or fintech services.

5. Technology Partners: Testing new AI or blockchain applications.

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