Wardley Mapping on Kumu.io
I’ve noticed that quite a few people have been writing purpose-built software for Wardley Mapping, and lately I’ve been feeling inspired to join them! I had some extra time last… Read more Wardley Mapping on Kumu.io →
Ben Mosior
The Wardley Mapping Canvas
The Wardley Mapping Canvas provides just the right amount of visual structure to help mapping practitioners make quick progress and have a better learning experience while building their first maps. The… Read more The Wardley Mapping Canvas →
So you want to build a website
Every once in a while, I plan to share something I call a solution blueprint — a way to fulfill a particular business need that I think is universal enough… Read more So you want to build a website →
Intro to Wardley Mapping
A hard truth of decision-making is that complete information will never be available. We use tools, techniques, shorthands, and experience-laden aphorisms to fill in the gaps, but they remain inadequate… Read more Intro to Wardley Mapping →
Deconstructing Ideas
Everything I’m Hoping Is in Your Elevator Pitch When I attend a pitch event, I sit with a notebook in my lap and sketch out a quick value chain of each… Read more Deconstructing Ideas →
The Five Focusing Steps for Human Systems
I don’t normally read textbooks just for fun. Ok, that’s not true. I wouldn’t normally read this textbook just for fun. It is, however, excellent reference material and worth a… Read more The Five Focusing Steps for Human Systems →
Wardley Mapping Tools and Techniques
This post has two main sections: A semi-serious reflection on the problem space of tools for mapping, and then a fun overview of all sorts of mapping tools and techniques,… Read more Wardley Mapping Tools and Techniques →
Who Is the User, Really?
Thinking Globally When Constructing the Value Chain The Theory of Constraints teaches us the difference between local and global thinking with respect to systems and their performance. To think locally is… Read more Who Is the User, Really? →