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Maps are useful, and they work well when you are trying to turn the conversation into a collaborative discussion to understand where you are and where you want to go. There are many reasons because the map is useful, the main one is that the different ideas and convictions are compared not face to face, … Read more
This is an article written by Adrian Cockcroft (@adrianco@mastodon.social) that I want to remind by a couple of reasons: the map, and the principles. The map The principles
Background This is a series of Wardley Maps trying to explore outside the competitive landscape. Using the Olympic Game as example. Starting in 1988 (it’s what I remember). Purpose: Show my view about how a country pride event turned into a commercial event. I don’t like to do maps alone, so feedback is welcomed. Seoul … Read more
Wardley Map doctrines are very useful and to work on them. It’s a good basis to work on the right environment. Saying it, in my opinion, the doctrines have some aspects that the person using it needs to take into consideration: To be completed
The identification of user needs is a complex process and during the las 25 years there have been a lot of investigation around this in the software space. In fact there is an ISO that covers the Human Centered approach, ISO 9241-110. Some notes for my memory: Principles of the Human-Centered Approach Activities There are … Read more
In what parts of the organization should I invest? This is something that comes from common sense (the less common of the senses). And it is that the understanding of the business priorities, the purpose of the company, the context where you are in a given moment, etc. all that is going to be part … Read more
Third time I’m supporting the American Cancer Society. I acquired my dorsal to participate during this bike route from Philadelphia to Atlantic City (66.5 miles). If you want to donate, you can do it here. Many thanks
Maps of bounded rationality is the title of a paper written by Daniel Kahneman I want to remember. In his book Thinking, fast and slow, this diagram is not included, and it’s a pity because it’s so useful:
Today I realized you can shop in Twitter: There are 2 main time lines right now in Twitter: The shop is offered when you look for something and there are products offered. Let’s see how these products are shown in other sides of Twitter. More than probably the shopping options will be offered in the … Read more
This post is an internal note to me, related to Zig Ziglar’s 7 steps to success. 1. IDENTIFY THE GOAL If you don’t identify a target you will never hit it. When you identify a goal it means that you write it down and describe it clearly. Don’t set any nebulous targets. If you want … Read more