More thorough process perhaps due to CoVid
Under normal circumstances, we would have completed the coworking part of the process in a physical meeting, with the advantage of looking each other in the eye and having a real-life conversation. This however, usually means limitied time and often skimping on analysis. By looking into online workshop formats, we have had the time to work indepth with the innovations that already show a lot of potential and those that were more surprising.
And the success of online workshopping was surprising. We combined Blackboard – a learning tool provided by University of Murcia and the environment MURAL with courtesy of the City of Aarhus. This created the opportunity to talking in groups and analysing the results afterwards at a distance.
Some of the surprises we have come accross are the number of promising assets (70+) the ability to highlight potential synergies aka. future co-working opportunities. And finally the sheer luxury of reflecting on our own results despite the unusual situation keeping us apart. The process continues with partners describing actionplans and LEAN canvases on a handful of central assets. We will keep you posted!
