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In my last article for Corporate Venture Building Guide I wrote about Proof of Concept. If that phase ended successfully, the next step should be to move the project to the next stage - Minimum Viable Product. In this article, I explain the essence of this phase, outline what needs to be accomplished and highlight key considerations to keep in mind.

In the last article of the Corporate Venture Building Guide, we explored how to host a workshop to turn vision into a tangible product concept and to be further validated. As we move forward, it is time to take a closer look at the next crucial step - developing a Proof of Concept (PoC) to ensure that your ideas address your target audience's needs before committing more time and resources to create a final product.

When leading an innovative project which is in its early-stages, you often need to bring together various perspectives and develop a common vision of your future product. You know there is no one-size-fits-all, but how do you approach this challenging task? Let us show you a blueprint of how we at The Heart achieve this, using a variety of workshop methods.