A structured approach to defining challenges before seeking solutions, problem framing clarifies the core issue, its context, and desired outcomes. Used by designers, product managers, and strategists, it prevents wasted effort on solving the wrong problem. Benefits include aligned teams, innovative solutions, and more efficient resource allocation.
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