Visualisation
summary
Shows that simple, concrete visual choices change outcomes: user-journey Bitstrips comics replace unreadable Confluence pages and get accountants and teams to understand requirements; whiteboarded architecture reveals a tangled design that explains why one task takes two weeks; adopting no backlog / no bugs and focused boards speeds work — a wholesale network provisioning prototype ships in 3 months to delivery; dashboards (Dashing-style) track visitors and course completions so teams measure real outcomes.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Story time
- 6:13Writing down ideas
- 7:29Worry dolls
- 8:01No backlog
- 11:34Where were we
- 12:25User journeys
- 13:27Cargo culture
- 17:12Comics
- 22:07Crack Digital
- 25:46Story Cards
- 30:47Delivery Processes
- 31:18Agile
- 31:37Scrum
- 32:04Kanban
- 32:59Single Piece Flow
- 35:27Retros Wiki
- 35:56Bright HR
- 37:14Information radiators
- 37:31Lean Startup
- 37:59Google Rankings
- 39:21Facebook
- 40:14Amazon
- 41:49Is there another way
- 42:02Stop copying
- 42:51Sausage fest
- 43:52Coops
- 44:14Grass
- 45:04Coop Membership
- 45:25World Map
- 46:00Blog
- 46:38Questions
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