Use Product Journey Maps to plan your next MVP
A Product Journey Map is a great tool to help planning your next MVP – Minimum Viable Product – create transparency on the plan, and create a User Story Map
Innovation
Using Design Sprints for rapid innovation
The idea behind a Design Sprint is to compress the time it takes to go from idea to validation for a specific problem to just a few days, rather than weeks or months. A Design… Read More »Using Design Sprints for rapid innovation
The 3 pillars of great products
I have worked in a variety of organizations across different industries, helping my teams or my clients build successful products. From Cisco to Capital One, from my startup Goozex.com to clients I have advised, from… Read More »The 3 pillars of great products
Validate as soon as possible
A developer approached me at a recent Agile conference where I was presenting a topic on building great products with small iterations, and he said, “I wish I had known this a year ago….” He… Read More »Validate as soon as possible
Michelangelo the first Agilist?
The meeting with the customer did not go well. The prototype was not yet finished, and the customer wasn’t able to grasp the qualities of the idea he was presenting. This project was already over… Read More »Michelangelo the first Agilist?
The six drivers of innovation
It is said that change is constant and the entropy in the universe can only increase. How can companies and organization best prepare for change? The question is not if change will happen, but when… Read More »The six drivers of innovation
From Design Thinking to Design Doing
If you are in business today, you likely either want to innovate, or you are being asked to innovate. You need a way to get to workable innovation reliably. The brilliant thoughts in the shower… Read More »From Design Thinking to Design Doing