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Service Design Strategy Workshops

This course will teach you how to effectively run strategy workshops and go from ideas to their successful implementation.

Doru Catana - Pluralsight course - Service Design Strategy Workshops
Doru Catana
What you'll learn

Do you often get stuck when planning and strategizing? Are the ideas your meeting generates bland and ineffective? Is there no energy or strong contribution from your team? In this course, Service Design Strategy Workshops, you’ll learn to effectively run strategy workshops. First, you’ll explore the communication requirements needed to have proactive participation from your team. Next, you’ll discover the format and structure aspects of such meetings. Then, you'll address the actual focus of these workshops by looking at everything from idea generation, decision making methods, and tools, to validation of ideas. Finally, you’ll learn how to follow-up on all the theory-crafting and put things into action. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to run strategy workshops and create, validate, and successfully implement plans and ideas vital to your organization's growth and effectiveness.

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Doru Catana - Pluralsight course - Service Design Strategy Workshops
Doru Catana

Doru founded and runs a marketing agency with global clients in a wide range of industries. His focus is on campaigns that convert and get new business through the door, not feel good campaigns. In terms of approach he believes in authentic and blunt advertising without the presence of small print.

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