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Innovation games: measurable criteria for applying games?
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Gian Franco
blacksmith
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Joined: Dec 16, 2003
Posts: 975
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Hello,
Are there any indicative and/or measurable criteria that you
would use in order to decide whether to use innovation
games or not in a project?
Kind regards,
Gian
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"Eppur si muove!"
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Luke Hohmann
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Joined: Oct 05, 2006
Posts: 27
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I don't provide any measurable criteria. "Indicative" or "recommended" criteria is discussed extensively. Summarizing a lot of material, Innovation Games are a form of primary, qualitative market research (nb: most "requirements elicitation and gathering" techniques fall into this category of market research). The games are organized around helping you get answers to four key questions:
- What are unmet or unrealized market (customer) needs?
- How do customers use my products and services?
- What goals do customers want to accomplish when using my products and services?
- How should I shape my product for the future?
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