Perception Challenges

 

Willing to challenge your perceptions?

 

Keep you eyes opened with opened minded reflection and

take a tour through the following

 

 

 

The goal here is to take a non formal approach to draw your attention to our mission to help our clients to keep out of costly development bottlenecks as well as outside of the "cost of doing nothing"

Prior to starting this set of perception challenges, which are to take you jest a few second of attention each, remember that all what we perceive through our senses is biased by our environment, personal experience and own mental interpretation.

This of course also applies to our daily working tasks and biased environments, hence the interest to invite you to the following to take the pulse of potential impacts.

 

  

Test 1/5:

 

Even without a possible straight line to your objective, are you sure to be on the right track?

 

James FRASER (GB)

 

 

Look at this “spiral roadmap” more carefully.

 

Following carefully these concentric circles you might well never be reaching expected development milestone and today's compressed time to market imperatives.

 

Indeed, having highly qualified staff and team members running in circles is unexpectedly often happening, in particular, when having to deal with unusual tasks in a confusing environment such as when challenging outside-in oriented perspectives and solutions.

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Test 2/5:

 

Take a scanning look at the following designed structure from left to right, across the diagonal and from all possible angles

 

Akiyoshi KITAOKA (JP)

 

Though actively scanning and watching an apparently well geared mechanism – which can be illustrative of complex management imperatives such as innovation - you may feel you are on the move while in fact nothing is actually happening.

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Test 3/5:

 

Counting white and black dots may appear as a simple mission

 

 

 Elke  LINGELBACH (D)

 

Watch out not to have valuable efforts and human resources running after hypes and non realistic blinking values while loosing the focus on true priorities

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Test 4/5:

 

On challenges for which it's hard to internally gain a substantiated, focused but yet global clear picture, we suggest you to address these with more in depth giving it a try to position your vision beyond your present focus?

 

What do you see?

  

    Pascal MASSIMINO ( FR)

 

Indeed, this one may take you a bit more time and efforts. It's not the easiest stereogram.

As a hint, remember that while time is running, you are to see the cost of letting the tap of your resources leak if not sufficiently challenging them in a broader perspective.

This is no more and no less getting you exposed to the so called “cost of doing nothing”

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Test 5/5:

 

Finally and not the least: let's conclude that biased internal perception of bright and dark areas, opportunities and threads, and beyond may not necessarily be correct or in line with obvious expectations. So, which square is darker: A or B?

 

Edward ADELSON (US)

 

A and B are exactly the same!

 

Such confusion naturally happens simply because focused

biased environments can become part of our own thinking.

 

 

Hence, assessing well thought and analyzed paths on complex innovation challenges require proofed and optimized working methodologies to keep on the right track with proper gearing according to true objective to save time and money.

 

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