by Ben Mosior | Aug 15, 2019 | Wardley Mapping, Writing
How do you get through beginnings? What does it mean to be in Genesis? If you broke your work (and everything around it) down into parts, which ones are truly in genesis, and which ones have been done before (in other situations by other people)? The trick is to...
by Ben Mosior | Aug 8, 2019 | Interview, Wardley Mapping, Writing
Absolutely fabulous conversation with Tim Ebenezer on Wardley Mapping and policing in the UK. We walk step-by-step through a hypothetical example, sharing our stories and experiences along the...
by Ben Mosior | Jul 31, 2019 | Interview, Wardley Mapping, Writing
What an absolute privilege it was to host LearnWardleyMapping Professional Member @madplatt! He sets us straight on strategy, security as a constraint vs an enabler, and The Four Problems we must address for an adequate 2020+ security...
by Ben Mosior | Jul 23, 2019 | Wardley Mapping, Writing
I’ve been wanting to understand what makes Wardley Mapping so incredibly useful to some and so completely inaccessible to others. After a conversation with Chris Donnelly, I offered the following prompt on Twitter: Reflecting on yesterday… If mapping is...
by Ben Mosior | Feb 25, 2019 | Human Stuff, Writing
There is helpful help, and then there is unhelpful “help.” Far too much help seems to fall into the latter category, and when someone “helps” — when it’s not asked for, when it presupposes too many incorrect assumptions, and when the relationship is not...
by Ben Mosior | Feb 10, 2019 | Wardley Mapping, Writing
The Conditions for Community There’s an old joke that says you only need two tools in life: Duct tape, for things that move but shouldn’t, andWD-40, for things that don’t move but should. I have both in my toolbox at home, along with a number of other, more...
