
The Concept Development practice provides ways of thinking and working that deliver fundamental concepts, ideas and ways, intentions, units, entities, and quantitative and qualitative characteristics. This knowledge serves as the preferred basis for shared beliefs and intentions, as well as groundings and instruments for peoples daily work, design, development efforts, as well as for evaluations and learning.
The work products are used to obtain buy-in, acceptance, agreement, and continued support amongst key stakeholders.

The Interweaving Lens
Interweaving with the Interweave Thinking and Practices is a unique and complementary approach, which focus on answering five key questions:
What's in it for me?
Interweaving aims at delivering worthwhile benefits over the whole life cycle of an organisation or project up-to the investment horison. Not just at the end. Research shows that most people and stakeholders appreciate peak experiences during a project as well as the final result.