How I Enroll for a RoadTest - Part 1: yes or no

RE: How I Enroll for a RoadTest - Part 1: yes or no

mcb1 — Sun, 08 Nov 2015 06:00:37 GMT

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Your approach to applying is very similar to how I decide to apply.

For the Beyond the Phone the added incentive was a very open conversation between [mention:ed20c3b7bffd4f2886c07f44558186a6:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] [mention:4966e6ad97f64dac9ea8919abb220e1d:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] and myself.

Hopefully anyone thinking about RoadTests or Design Challenges find this useful.

Mark

RE: How I Enroll for a RoadTest - Part 1: yes or no

balearicdynamics — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 09:17:15 GMT

Hi Jan,

really interesting. I have only roadtest one product with few results as an almost totally lack of documentation, software, information etc. Instead now I am preparing the material and tests trying to follow as much as possible the initial proposal when I have enrolled. I think that a well split document in the different phases was missing in the tutorials here. And it is valid for any kind of testing process for a new product, IMO. Maybe that some formal rules that are specifically based on the Element14 requests maybe omitted or simplified in the process but I opt for 95% of validity in any case.

Thank you for this topic. Enrico

RE: How I Enroll for a RoadTest - Part 1: yes or no

dougw — Thu, 29 Oct 2015 17:31:48 GMT

Interesting topic - I never would have thought of blogging about the process, but when I think about it now, there are a lot of steps and paths I go through to arrive at a proposal or even if I don't get that far. And there a lot of strategic decisions to consider if you want a proposal to be successful, which is of course always the case.