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    Continuous Product Learning:

    Story Maps, Customer Journeys and


    Tools for Validated Learning
    Part 1
    September 16, 2014

    #AgileLIVE
    A few logistics

    1. Were recording todays webinar.

    2. We will be sending a link to the recording and slides.

    3. You can claim 1 PDU credit:


    Provider ID 3576
    Webinar ID V1046

    2014 VersionOne, Inc. 2


    Continuous Product Learning

    David Hussman - DevJam


    First things first: Context Matters
    How did we get here?

    Where are we today?

    What can we do (tomorrow)?


    How did we get here?

    Where are we today?

    What can we do (tomorrow)?


    Lets start with a simple sketch
    Delivery was a welcome change
    Unless your delivering the wrong thing
    Shifting to teams was good (again)
    But not always (and not forever)
    Shifting from how many hours

    to how many pts was good


    But more pts more value
    Story telling was refreshing
    Until it became sentence reading
    And there is more things to appreciate

    Retrospectives

    Automated builds and deploys

    Daily stands up / Scrum meetings

    Automated unit and product testing

    and also to continuously question


    Questions?
    ( about the past )
    How did we get here?

    Where are we today?

    What can we do (tomorrow)?


    More constant & frequent deliveries

    But how much of what we deliver is wrong?


    Creative visualizations are growing
    Many groups have data

    but fewer use it as evidence


    Some people are moving to maps

    .. and Continuous Product Learning


    Questions?
    ( about where we are today )
    How did we get here?

    Where are we today?

    What can we do (tomorrow)?


    Continuous Product Learning

    Shift from more delivery to more learning

    Product choices replace simple prioritization

    Backlogs shift to maps based on examples

    Grooming becomes product design cadence

    Scale focuses on product learning


    If you were sure you could deliver,
    what would you change?
    You might make braver choices

    Collaborative
    Chartering
    Pragmatic
    Personas
    Story
    All Maps Product
    Journeys
    Product Choices
    Ideas User
    Interviews
    Market
    Research

    Product thinking over story prioritization


    You might think investment over process

    How much should you invest in discovery?


    You might replace your backlog with

    maps, examples / exploratory journeys


    You might replace grooming with

    a product design cadence


    You might replace scaling process

    with delivering products w/ teams


    And there was much rejoicing?
    Discovery is challenged and grows
    Product design meets system thinking
    Embrace change (again)

    @davidhussman www.devjam.com
    Thank you
    for joining us today!

    #AgileLIVE

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