Scaling Enterprise Design Sprints: Enterprise Support
Note: This post is part of a series about Enterprise Design Sprints. If you’re new to the series, start with Why you should try an Enterprise Design
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Explaining complex systems, simply
It’s been super hot in DC recently so I think it’s time for a light summer reading break. July’s reading list pick was a deviation
Scaling Enterprise Design Sprints: Portfolio Level
Note: This post is part of a series about Enterprise Design Sprints. If you’re new to the series, start with Why you should try an Enterprise Design
Scaling Enterprise Design Sprints: Value Stream Level
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Scaling Enterprise Design Sprints: Program Level
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Scaling Enterprise Design Sprints: Team Level
Note: This post is part of a series about Enterprise Design Sprints. If you’re new to the series, start with Why you should try an Enterprise Design
Quiet boss: Leadership for introverts
Working on complex problems as an introvert can get tricky. Your introverted side is suited for digging into complex issues, thinking about the big picture,
Troubleshooting tips for Enterprise Design Sprint facilitators
Hopefully your Enterprise Design Sprint will turn out perfectly. But life isn’t perfect so this post is all about troubleshooting tips for preventing and dealing
From analysis to action: What to do after the sprint
You’ve completed your Enterprise Design Sprint. Congrats! After you’ve gotten feedback there are two things left to do: figure out exactly what you’ll be doing
What Lincoln can teach us about systems engineering: Team of Rivals Part II
In April, we read Part I of “Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln” by Doris Kearns Goodwin. The Recharted Territory reading for
Day 5: Reviewing with stakeholders
You’ve been sprinting for almost a week and you’re probably exhausted but there’s one day left. This is the day when you’ll share your prototypes
Day 4: Building prototypes
We’re continuing the week with Day 4: Prototyping. In Day 3 you created detailed sketches of what you want to build so it’s time to