30 Collective Decidement Projects for Innovation and Transformation

Project task: Contribute ideas on problems experienced by different employees, customers, partners, or other stakeholders whose reach and impact justify the search for a new solution.

Project task: Contribute ideas on improvised tools, workarounds, or emerging practices that reveal an important unmet need and a possible direction for a solution.

Project task: Contribute ideas on situations where people's expectations, working environments, or technological possibilities are changing faster than existing solutions.

Project task: Contribute ideas on resources already present in the organization or its ecosystem whose new combination could provide the basis for a useful solution.

Project task: Contribute ideas on alternative ways to define the same problem, revealing different causes, boundaries, participants, or opportunities to create value.

Project task: Contribute ideas on alternative solution principles without prematurely converging on one technology, product, or operating model.

Project task: Contribute ideas on the people, experiences, and expertise that could reveal overlooked needs, constraints, or opportunities.

Project task: Contribute ideas identifying explicit and unspoken assumptions that limit the range of concepts and preserve established models.

Project task: Contribute ideas on elements from different proposals that, when combined, would better address need, feasibility, and value creation.

Project task: Contribute ideas on how time, budget, regulatory, infrastructure, or other constraints could help shape a clearer and more original solution.

Project task: Contribute ideas on criteria for transparently comparing concepts by value, feasibility, impact, and risk.

Project task: Contribute ideas on who would gain the most, who would bear costs or risks, and whose experience is essential to a fair assessment.

Project task: Contribute ideas on assumptions and unknowns most likely to change the decision to continue, revise, or stop developing the concept.

Project task: Contribute reasoned ideas for comparing alternatives by expected benefit, required effort, and their ability to produce decision-relevant knowledge.

Project task: Contribute ideas on the evidence behind each proposal, its remaining gaps, and the best next decision in the context of the full innovation portfolio.

Project task: Contribute ideas on the simplest prototype format, target situation, and interaction that would provide sufficient evidence about the critical assumption.

Project task: Contribute ideas on behavioral, outcome, experience, and implementation data, as well as evaluation criteria to establish before the pilot begins.

Project task: Contribute ideas on participant groups, environments, and exceptional circumstances without which the findings would be too narrow or misleading.

Project task: Contribute ideas on unusual, demanding, or higher-risk situations in which the solution's limits need to become visible before broader deployment.

Project task: Contribute ideas interpreting the experiences of different participants and the collected data against decision criteria agreed in advance.

Project task: Contribute ideas on task characteristics, exceptions, risks, and the value of human judgment so the boundaries of technology use can be set responsibly.

Project task: Contribute ideas on disconnected data, repeated actions, and interoperability gaps visible in the daily work of different users.

Project task: Contribute ideas on concrete needs, users, value, and available data that distinguish meaningful use cases from technology-led assumptions.

Project task: Contribute ideas on safeguards, explainability, oversight, and accountability boundaries that matter to different groups.

Project task: Contribute ideas on necessary changes to tasks, roles, information flows, and human-technology interaction—not merely the technical installation of a tool.

Project task: Contribute ideas on funding, ownership, process, technology, or stakeholder barriers that prevent an evidence-backed solution from becoming standard practice.

Project task: Contribute ideas on differences among units, regions, or user groups that would keep an unchanged solution from producing the expected result.

Project task: Contribute ideas on each group's influence, motivations, knowledge, and conditions for active participation or resistance.

Project task: Contribute ideas on essential solution principles, quality boundaries, and local discretion needed across different implementation settings.

Project task: Contribute ideas on changes in behavior, outcomes, usage, and experience worth monitoring so the transformation can be reinforced or corrected in time.