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Management article
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Reference no. F1112F
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review - Forethought", 2011

Abstract

The social sector could learn a lot from the ‘just do it’ approach of design firms. When designers want to explore a new strategy, product, or service, they don't waste time describing it to dozens of groups and trying to get them to adopt it wholesale. They build prototypes, test them with small sets of users, and then roll out what works.

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Abstract

The social sector could learn a lot from the ‘just do it’ approach of design firms. When designers want to explore a new strategy, product, or service, they don't waste time describing it to dozens of groups and trying to get them to adopt it wholesale. They build prototypes, test them with small sets of users, and then roll out what works.

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