Wardley Maps, Capital Flow representation on components
This nomenclature is something I just learned from Simon Wardley:
Wardley maps
Equation of innovation for a software product (b2c)
Background and purpose This Wardley map tries to visualize how innovation and learning process can potentially work on a software organization with a high amount of users. These type of organizations understand that the learning process and the acceptance of a controlled level of failure is key to face the uncertainly and finally innovate. I … Read more
Zalando, a Wardley map about how they play the game
This map is a draft map I did just checking the different web sites Zalando has for different purposes. This company continues evolving and gaining presence in the online retail business in Europe, and to understand the culture, main components, and other features is something I wanted to understand. The map Let’s start with the … Read more
Strategy videos
This post is a collection of videos where I’m participating or driving some 2020 2021 2022 2023:
Chess table format for a Wardley map
I have been thinking about the evolution of my personal development and how to progress on other areas of competency. I used to do this using a notebook listing the next future jobs that will show up, their main features, how appealing are to me and how I really fit on them. After that, I … Read more
“Thinking fast and slow” in companies: how to use systems 1 and 2 proposed by Daniel Kahneman to find out prevailing doctrines in an organization
Thinking fast and slow It’s the title of a book written by Daniel Kahneman. Actually it’s a thesis on decision making and behavior when making decisions of an economic and social nature … Daniel Kahneman worked for many years alongside his colleague Amos Tversky. They studied many heuristics. Daniel won the Nobel Prize in economics in 1992 and … Read more
How Facebook is trying to become a metaverse company
In the past, I did a quick review about how Facebook works, and an analysis of how the video games industry has evolved. On this last one, you can see how the concept “metaverse” starts to be present in the companies trying to attract users to their video games and environments. On this map, I … Read more
Year 4, Q3 books
During Q2 I’d been learning about Machine Learning on Kaggle. This quarter, and taking into account all things happened with my son Ariel (he had his heart operation), I have decided to focus on the writing a couple of books I have in my mind: One notebook about Wardley maps. One book about all happened with Ariel … Read more
Which “as a service” Jupyter notebook could I use?
This was the question it came to me yesterday. I’m using Kaggle to learn and to execute some basic scripts, and it’s a great environment, but it’s not ready for working on several scripts that require some type of organization and power. So I was looking for places where I could run my Jupyter notebooks. … Read more
Pepsi and Gazpacho, a Wardley map reviewing some decisions around this product
This post is a combination of a “Peter Lynch” personal view using Wardley maps to reflect some of the things I discovered around Pepsi and its Alvalle brand. Background Alvalle is a brand acquired by Pepsi in 1999. They basically produce Gazpacho and Salmorejo (the original recipe comes from Córdoba, Andalusia). Both recipes are very … Read more