
Overview
Overview
Turn an attractive idea into a testable pilot
A small café chain is considering a pre-order coffee kiosk at a busy metro station. Demand looks promising, but the team still needs to understand the morning queue, site constraints and what would justify expansion.
In this short practice course, you will separate observations from assumptions, define the smallest useful pilot and write a decision brief that another person can review. The case is fictional; all figures are illustrative.
What you will produce
- A concise problem statement for a commuter coffee service.
- An evidence plan with a measurable success criterion.
- A pilot recommendation that explains when to proceed, adapt or stop.
Learning format
Two short lessons, a knowledge check and a practical decision brief. Allow around 30 minutes. No previous experience with the case is required.
Practice course for the TPM development environment and help examples.
Course Features
- Lectures 2
- Quiz 1
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level Beginner
- Language English
- Practitioners 1
- Assessments Self
Curriculum
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 2 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- A small pilot, a clear decision3 ItemsFrame commuter needs, design a measurable pilot and review the evidence together. Each lesson contributes to a short decision brief: what we know, what remains uncertain and whether to proceed, adapt or stop. Record the reviewer’s recommendation before the next teaching session.
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Instructor
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