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Author: Ben Mosior

Features are Fashion, Capabilities are Commerce

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Features feel like Fashion. Some come and go. Some stick around. Regardless, they are small. They move quickly. Features are useful because of how they enable rapid exploration, trend setting,… Continue reading Features are Fashion, Capabilities are Commerce

Published February 13, 2023
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Giving Feedback on a Wardley Map

Giving feedback on a Wardley Map is hard. When I’m asked to do it, I of course want to help. But the instant I take a look, my first reaction… Continue reading Giving Feedback on a Wardley Map

Published October 17, 2022
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On The Medical Role of Abortion

This post was tough to write, and I fully expect I got some things wrong. Let me know if you spot an error or a place where I’ve made a… Continue reading On The Medical Role of Abortion

Published July 23, 2022
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The Right Question

Early on, I thought there was a paradox in mapping: You can’t know what map to make until you’ve made a bunch of maps! And so the advice became: Just… Continue reading The Right Question

Published April 13, 2022
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How to build belief in Wardley Mapping in your organization

Someone recently asked me how they could demonstrate the value of Wardley Mapping quickly to their organization. In truth, there isn’t a single way to do it. Since Wardley Mapping… Continue reading How to build belief in Wardley Mapping in your organization

Published April 10, 2022
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What is the purpose of Wardley Mapping? Part 1/5

Why is Wardley Mapping useful? When we work alone, we can only do so much. But when we work together towards a common goal, great things become possible. That’s what… Continue reading What is the purpose of Wardley Mapping? Part 1/5

Published April 4, 2022
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Rumelt’s Good Strategy Bad Strategy and Wardley Mapping

Good Strategy Bad Strategy, by Richard Rumelt, is an excellent addition to the stack of books you ought to regularly read. It pairs well with Wardley Mapping, and I recommend… Continue reading Rumelt’s Good Strategy Bad Strategy and Wardley Mapping

Published March 27, 2022
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Art vs Science in Wardley Mapping

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Wardley Mapping can at times have the appearance of being an exact science. In many ways, however, it’s more of an art. Or perhaps several arts rolled into one. #1:… Continue reading Art vs Science in Wardley Mapping

Published March 8, 2022
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Common Challenges Working with Value Chains

Hello Ben, I am Marco and practicing with Wardley maps. I have 2 questions that I could not answer reading the book and other references. The first is about the… Continue reading Common Challenges Working with Value Chains

Published August 31, 2021
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Non-profit IT Systems

Learn Wardley Mapping Live Chat Did you know LearnWardleyMapping.com has a chat function you can use to talk to me directly? If you have questions, or even if you just… Continue reading Non-profit IT Systems

Published July 10, 2021
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