As the world relies more and more on remote work, innovative brick-and-mortar businesses will use a distributed model of collaboration to keep things in high gear.
The Home Depot is a shining example. They turned a studio-centered activity—the design sprint—into a remote activity with significant upsides.
Hear how they did it in this InVision Talk, featuring Brooke Katalinich, UX Manager, Design Sprints at The Home Depot; Jay Melone, Founder of New Haircut; and Richard Banfield, VP of Design Transformation at InVision.
You’ll learn how to:
- Unite remote cross-functional teams to work effectively on complex exercises
- Build trust, understanding, and foundations for successful facilitation
- Maximize the impact of online collaboration on workspaces, diversity of ideas, and managing IP