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...of products coming out of factories, and change is expensive. If you look at a good innovation strategy for a big brand or a big business, It therefore really does, I guess, three things in its ideal form. And for most, it only does two things, actua
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...product, I had to completely relearn that. Once it's in your hands, I cannot change it, I cannot touch it, I cannot just send you another pair of laces. In the morning, why do you choose the pair of shoes you choose? Is it just because you're too laz
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...do physical product, once it's gone, it's gone. But your question is it's interesting because it's often at the very start of a brief. And the hardest part isn't to not to not lose the thought. Because you start with the consumer and you start with,
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...process, the machines, the kitchen for chemistry that is the future of the business. Just before we get into that though, are you guys going to keep doing your own CPG products or is that going to eventually become entirely deprecated as you focus on
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product decision that I made that didn't work is how we built DAISY, like the v one. We took a breadth first approach. The consensus view is, you know, start narrow, point solution, land and expand. It's the wedge, that sort of thing. What we set out
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...your product. And that's the mechanic we're looking for. Just how do you make it just good enough that people will switch? And here, I guess the other harsh truth, which well, that we haven't learned ourselves, that's just by looking at what succeeds
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AB testing and like high velocity optimizations feel like progress. And to some extent, they will be when you're at a business of that scale, where we're talking like 30 to 40,000,000,000 in gross transaction volume. The only thing that really moves
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...productivity since? On the design side, I would say that we're probably moving at the same pace still as before. But the conversations and level of detail that we're able to get into is far higher, five x the difference. And and and I expect that we
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Today, what we do so if you're a brand, typically, the challenge that you're having, and I'm sure you have some in your audience, is, working with let's just take The US. US manufacturers are very archaic in general. The response rates, there's very
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