Lean Business Models: Providing Real Solutions to Customers
This talk and mini workshop aims to address:
- Why some agile implementations have not hit the mark
- Incorporating design thinking into existing agile frameworks
- how to bring focus to the real customer need and not what the business thinks they need
- Rapid innovation techniques with Brainwriting
- mini-workshop to practise an effective Ideation technique.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Context setting
Problems with some agile implementations
Why benefits of agile are not being realised
What are the gaps
Tieing Product Management into the Agile process
Why Ideation sessions work to help companies innovate
Brainwriting during Ideation
Breakout excercise to practise Brainwriting
Learning Outcome
Participants will leave with knowledge of how to start incorporating Product Management into their agile process along with practise participating in a Brainwriting session.
Target Audience
Anyone interested in delivering the right thing for their customers.
Prerequisites for Attendees
Nothing
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