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FoodEdge Decision Labs

From Lab to First Order

Which evidence should come before your next scale-up commitment?

Bring one product idea or work through our shared case. In three live online hours, map six evidence gates, identify the assumptions that matter most and define your next test.

You leave with a working decision map: what is supported, what remains uncertain, who owns the next step and what would change the decision.

Three hours of applied work

  1. 00-15 min

    Name the decision

    Define the commitment, its stakes and the current alternative.

  2. 15-40 min

    Map six evidence gates

    Application, scale, requirements, adoption, economics and the next commitment.

  3. 40-70 min

    Work backwards from acceptance

    Specify the intended use, buyer's criteria and a relevant comparison.

  4. 70-80 min

    Break

  5. 80-115 min

    Find the consequential assumptions

    Trace process, requirements and economics to the accepted product.

  6. 115-145 min

    Challenge the preferred answer

    Test the strongest argument against your current choice.

  7. 145-170 min

    Choose the next useful test

    Define the evidence, acceptance condition, owner and date.

  8. 170-180 min

    Review your working map

    Leave with one decision and a concrete next step.

Need to work on a confidential team case?

The open session uses non-confidential material. A private Team Lab or Decision Sprint provides a separately agreed scope.

Compare private formats