2. Using a selection grid
Inspired by the principles of RID, we propose to equip this selection process with a selection grid comprising twenty-three criteria or elements of evidence. This selection grid is organized into four sections, reflecting the four types of evidence (utility value, innovation, feasibility and profitability value).
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