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The Economist
Our Product Accelerator service helped The Economist launch new app features, build a product backlog, plus the means to scale the process beyond their Espresso app.
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Stellar
Our Service & Product Innovation service helped Stellar define a new design language, launch a new app, and realize a market-differentiating system.
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Hitachi
Our Future Business Vision service was used in partnership with Hitachi to explore narratives centered around the role of trust, brought to life through speculative futures set in 2030.
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EVRY
Our Digital Transformation service enabled Method & EVRY to co-found the Strategic Design Lab, developing strategy and innovation capabilities within EVRY, bolstering their initial public offering.
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McDonald's
Our Service & Product Innovation service helped the world’s largest restaurant chain transform and unify their omnichannel customer experience.
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Designing for Value in Private Equity
September 23
We are often brought in by PEs to design platforms to help their portfolio companies optimize operations or accelerate product innovation — but there is a need for the PE industry to digitally transform itself as well. Where do we start?
Quantifying Belief: How to Make Better Decisions
August 25
Putting your faith in statistics and modeling alone can be quite risky, as data-driven analytics and insights are very prone to “crimes” of malpractice and misuse. But an over-reliance on intuition can lead to suboptimal decision making. So how might we balance intuition and data to make better group decisions?