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The Design Sprint method, created by Google Ventures, is a versatile tool that can be applied across various industries. While the content does not specifically mention its application in Apple or Tesla, it's plausible that these companies, known for their innovative approaches, could utilize Design Sprints. This method allows for rapid prototyping and testing of ideas, which is crucial in tech industries. However, without specific examples or case studies, it's difficult to detail how Apple or Tesla have specifically used Design Sprints.
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The Design Sprint was created by Google Ventures to test ideas without wasting resources. It's proven to work for all kinds of business cases regardless of industry, from tech companies like Slack, to consumer products like Blue Bottle Coffee. It's important to follow a structured day-to-day schedule during a sprint week, and the sprint calendar lays it all out:
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