The presentation: 5 parts Follow Design Inquiry Framework 1. what inspired you (good or bad) [What is your BIG IDEA] 2. who are the affected stakeholders.

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The presentation: 5 parts Follow Design Inquiry Framework 1. what inspired you (good or bad) [What is your BIG IDEA] 2. who are the affected stakeholders [PEOPLE/PERSONA] 3. what are their unmet needs + why are they important [NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES] 4. what is your solution [DEMONSTRATE YOUR PROTOTYPE] 5.what resources do you need to create and sustain your solution [THE BUSINESS CASE]

The presentation: 5 parts 1. what inspired you (good or bad) [What is your BIG IDEA?] Focus on the essential problem, the business context and YOUR OBJECTIVES

The presentation: 5 parts 2. who are the affected stakeholders [PEOPLE] Focus on the AFFECTED STAKEHOLDERS (internal and external) and YOUR PERSONA.

The presentation: 5 parts 3. what are their unmet needs + why are they important [NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES] What are their needs? How are they currently not being met? Where are the opportunities for change? What are your assumptions and constraints

The presentation: 5 parts 4. what is your solution [Demonstrate your PROTOTYPE] How does YOUR SOLUTION solve their problems? YOUR SCENARIO explains the demonstration context. SHOW US using your prototype AS IF YOU ARE THE USER.

The presentation: 5 parts 5.what resources do you need to create and sustain your solution [Make the BUSINESS CASE] Why should they choose your solution? What resources (people/things/money) do they currently have and WHAT WILL THEY NEED to implement it?