Questions. Perspectives. Movement.

Methods that shift your perspective.

LEGO Serious Play, Cubification, Value Proposition Design, Disciplined Entrepreneurship, recruitment through games and custom design. Explore Opopoï’s methods.

01Cube and Cubification workshop materials from the original Opopoï website
Method 01 — Combinatorial innovation with giant Rubik's Cubes

Cubification

One giant Rubik's Cube. Six innovation dimensions to combine. Cubification produces concrete, relevant ideas for new products and services — and prepares what comes next.

02Models built with LEGO bricks in a workshop, from the Opopoï archive
Method 02 — Thinking with your hands and bricks

LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®

A question on the table. Bricks in every hand. Each person builds an answer, explains their model, and the group turns those models into a shared vision, a common plan and strategic choices.

03Working notes for a value proposition session, from the Opopoï archive
Method 03 — Start with the customer

Value Proposition Design

A workshop to create products and services your customers actually want. Understand in depth what your customers are trying to get done, connect your offer to their priorities, then put your riskiest assumptions to the test before you invest.

04A board-game format for exploring an entrepreneurial process, from the Opopoï archive
Method 04 — A disciplined approach to ventures from MIT

Disciplined Entrepreneurship

An idea does not become a viable venture in one workshop. Disciplined Entrepreneurship structures the questions to address, the choices to make and the evidence to seek.

05Participants around a table for a recruitment game, from the Opopoï archive
Method 05 — Recruitment through games and gamified scenarios

Rethinking recruitment

Recruiters and applicants play games together around a table — cooperatively or competitively, to win. Around the game you can observe initiative, strategy, attitude, smart moves, cooperation and choices.

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The workshop starts before the workshop

Custom workshops

The starting point is not an activity. It is what needs to become clearer, what the group needs to explore and what it needs to be able to decide.

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The next question is yours.

You bring
the question.
We give it form.

A question to clarify. A team to bring together. An idea to put to the test. Let’s start with a conversation.

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