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"In general terms, the difference between Design Laboratory and most other
companies is: We listen. The pendulum today has swung too far toward
rigorous, unforgiving method models. Companies are frustrated with analysis
paralysis… We adapt readily to a number of methods and models, but our
baseline value is always common sense.”
Erik Knutson,
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Design Laboratory
Methodology
The unique aspect of the Design
Laboratory project approach is flexibility. The core model respects
principles, models and guidelines established in Microsoft Solutions
Framework (MSF) practice. Design Laboratory seeks to accommodate
each client’s work environment and culture; being fiercely wedded to
a particular methodology brings challenges of its own.
Every Design Laboratory project opens with conversation about the
desired endgame: results and outcomes. A typical project track has
these six highlights:
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The team
clarifies the business goals and tactical reach of the change management
exercise underway, including whether it will touch software, data management,
hardware, security infrastructure, employee workflow, and instructional
design.
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