Partners — Goldstine Group

Start with the contribution.

Specialist knowledge

Bring expertise grounded in a customer, industry, technical question or operating challenge.

Discuss a partnership
Specialist knowledge: Goldstine Group work

A practical first step

Define a bounded piece of work, the responsibilities on each side and what both sides could learn.

Start a conversation
A practical first step: Goldstine Group work

Make the connection concrete

Name the contribution and the work it could support.

Specialist knowledge, a relevant operating environment or a route to the people a product is for can change what is possible.

Give both sides something concrete to consider: the scope of a first piece of work, its constraints and what could be learned from it.

Before we depend on a relationship

Make the relationship workable.

A useful partnership is clear about responsibilities, access and decisions before the work depends on them.

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Contribution

What would your organization bring, and what need or opportunity does it connect to?

02

Responsibilities

Who would own delivery, decisions and required inputs on each side?

03

First scope

What bounded piece of work could establish fit and produce useful learning?

Start a partnership conversation

Bring the first workable version.

No partnership is implied by an introduction. Explain what you would contribute and what you would need from Goldstine.