Pop-up innovation labs increase the speed of innovation by reducing the time taken from idea to the first version of a product, service or experience. A focused team of researchers, designers, developers and business stakeholders can discover unmet needs, prototype solutions, test them with customers and develop a first release in a matter of weeks rather than months. Whilst accelerating invention, they also involve a wide range of stakeholders, can inspire large organisations and work well alongside more traditional approaches to innovation.
Through a collection of case studies, we'll explain how to set-up and run a pop-up innovation lab. We'll expose the process, define the typical outcomes and talk about their relative strengths and weaknesses compared to other innovation approaches. Finally, we'll look at how you draw the outcomes of a pop-up innovation lab back into the host organisation to inspire the whole organisation. The case studies will be drawn from our studios work on everything from library services to retail stores of the future.
Updated on 14 June 2016 after I refreshed the slides for UX Scotland.