Innovation posters

You’re sitting in the jury hot seat and need to give a business idea the “go” or “no go”. This tool will help you decide which pitch to give the green light.

Build the storyline of your pitch, covering all essential building blocks: problem, solution, business model, credibility, and call to action.

Quickly project the viability of your idea without having to build a full-blown business case.

Document stories and observations uncovered during empathy sessions.

Prioritize your most important features or concepts and make decisions on how to take them forward.

This tool helps you go smoothly through your first problem validation interviews.

Categorize ideas in regard to their viability and technical feasibility in the context of your organization.

Summarise your key insights to shape a clear innovation mission statement.

The ultimate 1-page template to help your team align on the scope of your innovation project.

A tool to generate hundreds of focussed ideas, with the inspiration of the latest trends.

The interview guide is a tool designed to guide you during your first interviews with the customer or end users to better understand the right problems to solve. It’s the starting point of your empathy journey. Highly recommended before jumping into ideation.

The brain writing card helps you ideate collaboratively with your colleagues.

This is tool asks you to familiarize with the opposite side of things, to stretch the horizon of possibilities.

A complete overview of the innovation funnel, with tips & tricks, tools and related methodologies. Everything you need to launch new products or services, or to re-design and improve existing ones. From blank page to development.

A 1-page template to move quickly from random “post-it” ideas to a clear concept overview.

Here are 16 cognitive biases to look out for that impact creativity and innovation process. They can originate from personal biases to group dynamics and politics and more.

Effectively shifting gears between the different phases of the innovation pipeline.

Possibly the most famous design thinking tool, a customer journey map allows you to reconsider the interaction with your products or services from the customer’s perspective.

Identify which insights should be taken forward.

A set of questions to ask key stakeholders to validate your solution.

Collaboratively develop an idea, expand upon it, and then test its strength. Use it to grow your vision. Then tear it down and re-build.

A list of comments drawn from some of our innovation workshops demonstrating hints of cognitive biases at play.

A simple empathy tool to deep dive into the mind of your customer.

The How Might We statement builder is a tool that allows you to explore potential innovation theses. It’s the perfect way to start with your solution development.

If you want to sell a killer business idea, your pitch needs to pack a punch. This 5-part checklist is the best way to make sure your pitch hits home.

The persona is a tool designed to help you visualize and better
understand your customer segment. It is the starting point of your
problem exploration journey.

Do you have a concept idea, but you have to test its validity? Run controlled experiments to validate your assumptions – this 1-page template will help you clarify your experiment.

150+ predictions and future trends to use in your brainstorms and ideation sessions.

An easy-to-use poster to find new B2B revenue models and decide which are right for you.

Do you have a business proposition in mind? Challenge and prioritize your assumptions with this assumption mapper.

A complete overview of innovation programs: you define the benefits you expect from your innovation strategy, the innovation matrix will show you the most suitable program to activate.

Our corporate ideation game, with 52 triggers to generate new business ideas.

The analogy thinking tool helps you to identify and apply the best features from other solutions.

Our ideation game, with 30 cards to generate new business ideas in emerging market economies.

A 1-page tool to share insights crafted from fragment cards.

Ensure a sufficient variety of ideas whilst facilitating everyone’s individual decision making process.

This quiz will test how ready you are, and whether you’ve checked off everything Board of Innovation considers necessary before getting it out there. Remember: it’s better to fail a quiz than fail your customer.

Invented by Board of Innovation, this tool has helped thousands of corporate inventors, students and entrepreneurs to design successful business models.

A tool designed to help you structure the information gathered from user testing. Identify details that you might forget with this easy canvas.

Discovering which strategic goals really matter for your organization.

One of the most popular frameworks ever invented in the strategic field, the three horizons of innovation help you categorize new business ideas according to their disruptiveness.

Prioritize and select your most innovative ideas!

A complete overview of the innovation funnel, with tips & tricks, tools and related methodologies. Everything you need to launch new products or services, or to re-design and improve existing ones.

A structured overview of key elements of an innovation activity. Identify clear roles and allow your activities to be compared.