by Ben Mosior | Nov 30, 2020 | Uncategorized
I like Wardley Mapping. It’s captured my attention for the last five or so years, and I know I’ve still hardly scratched the surface of what’s possible. As you can imagine, I am overjoyed when other people take interest, and I love it when I get to support them as...
by Ben Mosior | Nov 23, 2020 | Uncategorized
Valerie Freitas asks: Might free form brainstorming of words, with no constraints of current [maps] or questions that might lead the team in certain directions, be beneficial at the start? Then both non-technical and technical ideas / associations might be encouraged...
by Ben Mosior | Nov 16, 2020 | Uncategorized
Over the years, I’ve been asked repeatedly to explain what Wardley Mapping is. Since it’s a big practice, with lots of ways to slice and dice it, I like to try out new answers whenever I get the chance. One explanation I’ve been playing with recently is centered on...
by Ben Mosior | Nov 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
Jan Rezac asks: Are there any “objective” Wardley Maps, or is it always “subjective” to the team, time, and place? What should I do to understand where the “objective” position of a component is? How do I challenge the team to understand that their “custom...
by Ben Mosior | Aug 17, 2020 | Uncategorized
I’ve been asking event list members for questions, and Jason Luchtefeld, DMD responded with a suggestion to do a deep dive into Simon Wardley’s Doctrine graphic. Since I’ve been teaching quite a bit about the topic lately, it seems like the perfect...
by Ben Mosior | Aug 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
Valerie Freitas asks: In using Wardley mapping, are there guidelines in thinking about who you have at the table to begin these discussions? Designing/cultivating the kind of input you receive by selecting who is part of your discussion group or...
