General Considerations and Strategies for Implementing Solutions
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First the solution needs to be effectively communicated to its clientele or target group, which should be planned in the solution recipe developed in Step 3. This may include directly or via telecommunication talking with key people such as leaders, influencers, or decision-makers, or at least writing to them, and/or it may be achieved by marketing methods to spread the solution amongst a wider audience.
The solution should set specific goals for who and/or how many people shall be informed, and tell how to confirm this. The latter may be done by calling or writing back to get answers, or by observing for instance “social media” responses, or even actual news.
Then it must be monitored whether the clientele or target group implements the solution right away and quickly or not, and a regulation loop must be served to make corrections wherever necessary, ensuring that the solution gets implemented as planned. This may require further calls, emails, letters, or marketing-like campaigns.
If the problem still does not get solved, this must be recorded as a new problem to be appropriately handled by the BWTT again, which ensures that a new angle will be tried later, learning from the failure before.
All solution implementing for the world or the BWTT itself should be double-checked by different BWTT contributors to detect and overcome manipulation attempts such as fake reports of success or failure.
The solution should set specific goals for who and/or how many people shall be informed, and tell how to confirm this. The latter may be done by calling or writing back to get answers, or by observing for instance “social media” responses, or even actual news.
Then it must be monitored whether the clientele or target group implements the solution right away and quickly or not, and a regulation loop must be served to make corrections wherever necessary, ensuring that the solution gets implemented as planned. This may require further calls, emails, letters, or marketing-like campaigns.
If the problem still does not get solved, this must be recorded as a new problem to be appropriately handled by the BWTT again, which ensures that a new angle will be tried later, learning from the failure before.
All solution implementing for the world or the BWTT itself should be double-checked by different BWTT contributors to detect and overcome manipulation attempts such as fake reports of success or failure.