TenThe End in Sight
Implementing an experience is always messier than planning one. As the process moves from whiteboards, computer screens, and paper, into concrete action it's more difficult to control and can at times verge on chaotic. As challenging as it was for the innovation team to consider and plot all the various factors that would evoke desired meanings, it's that much more difficult to now make that plan a reality. This final phase of delivering meaningful experiences requires the entire company to act in concert.
The details of final production vary widely from company to company. We can't possibly address the myriad processes, checkpoints, actions, and approval rounds each company navigates when turning a plan into reality, but ...
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