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A software solution is proposed to help local Devanagari newspapers in India overcome problems with legacy fonts and lack of technical expertise by building a customizable CMS using Typeface.js and UTF. One client has already been served and there are 3 prospective clients waiting in Goa, with hundreds more potential clients across India. Marketing would involve word of mouth, cold calling, and lectures. The cost to develop the solution is Rs. 100,000, with each client providing Rs. 20,000 in income. Break even would be achieved with 5 clients. Great business ideas start with passion, solve problems, appeal to consumers, and are started by great people.
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Design thinking is a human-centered approach to problem solving that involves empathizing with users, ideating creative solutions, and testing prototypes through an iterative design process. It helps organizations innovate by taking an experimental approach focused on quick validation of concepts with target customers. In the financial industry, design thinking can help address challenges like disruption, customer acquisition costs, and loyalty by focusing on the customer experience. It allows for differentiation through more proactive offerings that help customers achieve financial goals. This improves customer satisfaction and retention. However, design thinking requires the right balance - it is good for skipping unnecessary meetings but still requires viable business strategies and consideration of each unique problem.
The role of Design Thinking
I gave a talk on the role of Design Thinking to leaders in the financial industry. The focus was on user centric thinking to innovate financial products and digital services. (all case material is removed)
THE ROLE OF DESIGN THINKING
Design thinking is a human-centered approach to problem solving that involves empathizing with users, ideating creative solutions, and testing prototypes through an iterative design process. It helps organizations innovate by taking an experimental approach focused on quick validation of concepts with target customers. In the financial industry, design thinking can help address challenges like disruption, customer acquisition costs, and loyalty by improving the customer experience. However, it is not a one-size-fits-all approach and still requires viable business strategies.
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DFP20 Ideate
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- Ideation benefits from generating a large number of ideas without initial criticism to allow for more creative insights.
- Tools like the "Wall of Ideas" can be used to gather a wide range of concepts from a team in a short period of time.
- The rational concept sheet is used to evaluate ideas by detailing how the concept works, the value it provides end-users and the business, its differentiation from other solutions, and its social and environmental impact.
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- 13. Solution Build a generic solution that can b modified to suit each newspaper’s needs . CMS ! Typeface.js, UTF
- 14. The Market 1 Client already served. 3 prospective clients waiting in Goa Hundreds more all over India
- 17. What Makes a Business Idea “Great” Great Ideas Start with Passion Great Ideas Solve a Problem Great Ideas Appeal to Consumers Great ideas start with Great People (passion, dedication, integrity, and authenticity)