Dear viewer, At the time of production I was very focused on keeping this vid short and simple. Now I realise that I should have mentioned that iterations (jumping back before jumping forth again) will most probably be needed and welcomed!
Thanks! You are very welcome! Note: the model is not my intellectual property. I like that it's easy to recognise when to divert and convert, I ♥ the alliterations and I also 'secretly' enjoy that this is a step out of the 'Stanford doctrine'.
An experienced teacher with patient and humor. This video is clear and organized. LIKE!!!
Nice explanation. To-the-point & very clear. Thank you Paul
The best I've seen so far. Thanks
nice explanation , simple and clear thanks you
Great video Paul, thank you for sharing!
Great, Paul! Very clear!
very nice, simplistic way of teaching this method. thanks.
You are very welcome! I'm aware that it can be improved but this 'quick and dirty' thingy might do the job eh?
Dear viewer, At the time of production I was very focused on keeping this vid short and simple. Now I realise that I should have mentioned that iterations (jumping back before jumping forth again) will most probably be needed and welcomed!
Great explanation about the double diamond Paul. It is a quite new model for me. Thank you! Im interesting in learning more about it.
Spread the word! It's my absolute fave and I kinda like that this is NOT a Stanford thingy :)
Straight to the point
Excellent!
thnx a lot🎯
Great explanation.
Thank you.
You are welcome!
Great video Paul! You make it very clear. It would be great to use this in my class on service design theory, if that's ok!
Thanks! You are very welcome! Note: the model is not my intellectual property. I like that it's easy to recognise when to divert and convert, I ♥ the alliterations and I also 'secretly' enjoy that this is a step out of the 'Stanford doctrine'.
Why not so much about quality ? we need to think about of quality right ? Which phase are we doing the feasibility study ?
Quality is typically in the divergent parts. That is where 'chaff and wheat' are divided.
The feasibility study is typically the Deliver-phase. You 'do' or 'act' your new service (process) and find out how good it is.
@@paulhartogobsolete4787 thanks for explaining
@@buskinglankans You are most welcome!
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