Darwin Peltan and Alastair Lee
Pilot Works
2016
Product Management (F)
Session type: Lecture
Session level: Intermediate
Faster feature discovery with Google Design Sprints
Faster feature discovery with Google Design Sprints – Darwin Peltan & Alastair Lee, Product Pilot
Product Management 2016
Intermediate
Stop debating new product ideas and start putting them to the test using Google Ventures’ Design Sprints. This technique allows teams to generate new ideas and test them with users in just five days. In this workshop you’ll learn how to plan and run a successful product Design Sprint.
How can teams quickly discover and validate new product ideas? How do they develop a shared understanding of what’s to be built? How do they include stakeholders in the process to avoid having to sell in ideas later?
The answer lies in Google Ventures’ Design Sprints. This technique allows a team to generate new ideas and test them with users in just five days.
In this workshop we’ll share our experiences of planning and running successful product Design Sprints. We’ll cover
– How to prepare for a sprint so you get the most from it
– The 6 key stages of a discovery sprint and the key techniques to use in each stage
– The main roles within the sprint
Darwin Peltan - biography
Darwin has more than 15 years experience of delivering user centered services for clients in the public, private and third sectors. He’s worked with Department of Health, Department for Education, European Commission, Greenpeace, The National Trust and The Royal Navy amongst others. His skills include product discovery, product management, user research delivery management and coaching
Alastair Lee - biography
Alastair Lee
Alastair is co-founder of Product Pilot, a digital product development consultancy based in Bristol. He has a background in Product Management and strategic UX and has lead digital teams at the BBC, Time Out, and Bristol City Council.
Darwin Peltan
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