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Wardley Mapping is an emergent practice. This is the reality in 2023, or at least as I see it. Adoption continues happening and I that’s a good sign, but it needs to evolve. Things evolve by many reasons, and I’m going to propose, test and see if my proposed evolution works or is just a … Read more
Innovation, leverage, commoditize is a gameplay from #wardleymaps I’m not the first one thinking that #LLM owners are using it as gameplay (OpenAI, Google, Microsoft…). But why? Right now, in May 2023 we don’t know what are the user needs in that space. I mean the user needs with details and strong volume of usage … Read more
Best practices use to be more visible than emerging practices, while new emerging activities use to be more visible than the services which are highly present but ignored or not taken into account. A.- If you’re a New Practitioner B.- If you’re an Experienced professional C.- Co-evolution (climatic pattern)
The article Google “We Have No Moat, And Neither Does OpenAI”, has many interesting details about how the sequence of events happened in just 1 month has completely naked Google. I don’t mean they are out of the game, they are so much clever and have enough resources to play the game in many great … Read more
User acquisition is the process of increasing the number of users for a mobile app using marketing techniques to raise awareness of a mobile app and connect it with people who need this app. User Acquisition is one of the KPIs of a mobile app marketing plan and implies defining marketing channels, developing text and … Read more
This is a series of four videos recorded by Simon Wardley for AWS Public sector:
These are the tables for “characteristics” and “general properties” defined by Simon Wardley. They are used to identify a component and guide the people mapping to locate a component in the most suitable stage of evolution. The analysis done by Simon does not include the social space nor the public space. I have added the … Read more
I continue reading about LLMs and the potential power it has. And I have the feeling the LLMs are the new version of Nuclear Power. I would summarize the current situation as this: Many people is astonished about the potential of these technologies, but almost nobody is thinking about the consequences of it (few people). … Read more
This is an overview of the strategic pattern named Falcon, proposed by Patrick Hoverstadt and Lucy Loh on their book Patterns of Strategy. Warning: I’m experimenting here. Any constructive feedback is welcome. I will be using the OpenAI Vs Google for this exercise. This topic is already being commented here: Microsoft, Google, Chat GPT, Bard … Read more
During the last months there is a great debate about the disruption of LLMs (large language models) and the impact on many fields. One of these fields is jobs. You can read comments in basically 2 directions: Ok, good, on this context, I do not how to react, I still have not a strong opinion … Read more