Experiment design
Define what “good” looks like and how success will be measured.
- Success criteria and evaluation plan
- Data and access requirements
- Risk controls and guardrails
Validate the best opportunities with fast, controlled experiments. This step turns assumptions into evidence and reduces delivery risk before committing to full-scale implementation.
Small, time-boxed activities designed to test feasibility and value using real workflows, data, and constraints.
Define what “good” looks like and how success will be measured.
Build a minimal end-to-end prototype to test the core idea.
Collect feedback and iterate quickly based on evidence.
Translate learning into a practical plan for production delivery.