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DVF Prioritisation & Design Sprints
Get concrete and measurable outcomes rapidly by validating your concepts. Convince your investors, reduce risks, avoid developing unnecessary features, and maximise your return on investment.
We help JSE-listed companies, governments and start-ups to unlock and test new ideas, build digital products, and solve complex business problems. We do this by facilitating design sprint workshops and building out product roadmaps using a Desirability/Viability/Feasibility (DVF) Framework.
A design sprint is a time-limited collaborative approach to problem-solving that uses structured exercises to help teams ideate, prototype, and validate solutions to complex business challenges within a short time frame. The end goal is to create a prototype that can be further refined and implemented into a final product or service.
The DVF is a tool for evaluating the potential success of a new product, service, or idea by assessing its desirability, viability, and feasibility. By using the DVF framework in the planning stage, businesses can make informed decisions about resource allocation, product development, and market strategy to increase their chances of success.
Something your customer really wants
A profitable solution with a sustainable business model
Building on the strengths of your current operational capabilities
Use this simple decision tree to discover how a design sprint may be of benefit to you.
If you’re considering a design sprint, here are some pertinent questions to ask yourself in terms of your return on investment (ROI).
What’s the value of a team that’s always aligned?
What’s the value in pulling the plug on bad projects in days versus investing time and resources for months?
And conversely, what’s the benefit of finding breakthrough ideas in days versus months?
What’s the value of your decision-making being always informed by customer needs?
