A design sprint is a time-constrained format used to analyze problems and generate ideas as to how to solve them.

Lunch roulette is the term used to describe a face-to-face or virtual meeting – usually for lunch – between two employees who have never met before or have only met briefly.

A community of practice (CoP) refers to a group of individuals with shared interests and concerns who proactively meet over an extended period of time to regularly share knowledge, reflect, or try out new methods together.

A BarCamp (also known as an “unconference”) is a conference format in which the participants themselves provide the content.

A Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document lists the questions that are most often asked about a topic and provides short text answers.

This Point of View explores the possibilities of brick-and-mortar retail by creating a future-oriented learning architecture for an increasingly digital future.