Boise Entrepreneur Week, Corporate Innovation Track
Building the Next Thing
You've heard how to source innovation and who should build it. Now put it to work on one real problem, and leave with a bet you can test in 30 days.
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Every idea should move one of three things
- 1More customersMore leads, more conversions, more people buying.
- 2Customers worth moreHigher prices, more purchases, less churn, lower cost to serve.
- 3Higher enterprise valueA business that is more efficient, less risky, and worth more if you sold it.
If you can't tie an idea to one of these, you probably shouldn't do it.
Step 1 of 6
What problem are you solving?
List what's hurting the business, then star the one to solve first.
Tap one to add it, then make it specific to your company.
Step 2 of 6
Write your hypothesis
You're not promising a result. You're placing a bet, so name both halves: what you'll do, and what you expect to happen.
Step 3 of 6
How will it get done?
Answer four quick questions for a suggested path. You can always pick a different one.
Your path
Step 4 of 6
Who owns it?
A name, not a department. If everyone owns it, no one does.
Upskill or hire?
Three questions for a suggestion.
Your call
Step 5 of 6
Set the timeline
What's the smallest version you can run, and when will you check it?
Check results after
Step 6 of 6
Put numbers on both halves
Where are you today, and where should you be at check-in? If you can't measure it yet, measuring it is your first goal.
Input: what you'll do
Output: what should move
If it works, it's worth about
Your plan
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