Find out the seven #wardleymapping doctrine principles of Org and Team Structure in this #mappingmondays video with Cory Foy
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Wardley Mapping Mondays – Operations Doctrine
Find out the seven #wardleymapping doctrine principles of Operations in this #mappingmondays video with Cory Foy
FASTER Fridays – Value Stream Mapping
Curious about Value Stream Mapping? Want to find where your real delays are? Watch this #fasterfridays video by Cory Foy to get mapping
10 Questions Leaders Should Ask When Introducing Change
Find out the 10 questions you should ask as a leader before rolling out changes to your teams or organization.
Wardley Mapping Mondays – Target Market Characteristics
Watch this #mappingmondays video with Cory Foy to define your value and target market using Wardley Mapping
Wardley Mapping Mondays – Doctrine
In this #mappingmondays video Cory Foy covers the four phases of doctrine in the context of Wardley Mapping
Defending Commoditization: Using Wardley Maps to Map Gameplays and Strategies to Stay Ahead in Your Market
In this talk from Lean Agile KC 2019 Cory Foy introduces a way to use Wardley Maps to evaluate your market strategies to defend against being eaten by competitors and partners
Mapping Mondays – Agile, Lean and Six Sigma
Happy Mapping Monday! Today’s #mappingmondays video covers one of Simon Wardley’s Doctrines – “Use Appropriate Methods”. It’s a quick dive into how and when to use different methods. As always, the links in the video are below, and a full transcript is included below the video. And If you’re interested in finding out how to…
FASTER Fridays – Prioritization and Sequencing
Happy Friday! This week I started a new series around Mapping and Strategy and I’m excited to announce the start of a second series I’m calling #fasterfridays. FASTER is an acronym for a method I developed to help organizations deliver faster (it stands for: Form, Align, Sequence, Test, Execute, Realize). The heart of it is…
Pareto and Minimal Viable Products/Hypothesis
In a recent post, Jim Shore blogs about a “Minimum Viable Hypothesis.” With MVH, the first step after figuring out the problem to solve isn’t to create a minimum viable product. Instead, the first step is to brainstorm market hypotheses. Which groups have the desire and funds for a solution? What Jim is blogging about…