ProductX 2016 - Sarit Kozokin - Presentation
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The document discusses design thinking and radical collaboration. It provides an overview of IBM's design thinking process which includes understanding the problem, exploring solutions, prototyping ideas, and evaluating them. It emphasizes that collaboration is key, involving stakeholders and looking for diverse perspectives. An example is described of a mobile car repair company wanting to offer online quotes through an app. User research is presented and collaboration methods like empathy maps and prioritization grids are demonstrated to help define the project mission and solutions.
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