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From the trenches: Using roadmapping for collaboration, conflict mitigation and visualization of strategic directions A strategic roadmap is a nice thing to have: it shows a strategic design of ambitions, the driving forces and capabilities needed. But the road that leads to this roadmap can be a bumpy ride. This talk will in an informal manner and from a practitioners angle present some of the tools, processes and methods that have proved productive - and disastrous! - in the usage of roadmapping and roadmaps as a platform for collaboration. Including the conflicts and barriers associated with this. Emphasis will be on cases, examples of concrete usages of tools and methods for facilitation and visualization. Bent Bilstrup spends his days working as a consultant and facilitator at Lakeside - a small danish consultancy firm. He works with clients mainly within the ICT-industry where he facilitates roadmapping processes as a vehicle to engage organizations and companies with their primary stakeholders.
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Roadmapping Tales from the trenches: Using roadmapping for collaboration, conflict mitigation and visualisation of strategic directions Bent Bilstrup [email protected]
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Page 1: Roadmapping - Tales from the trenches: Using roadmapping for collaboration, conflict mitigation and visualisation of strategic directions

Roadmapping !Tales from the trenches: Using roadmapping for collaboration, conflict mitigation and visualisation of strategic directions

Bent Bilstrup [email protected]

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Tales From the Trenches

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In Spite of All the Danger

Increase the Absorptive capacity

Make roadmapping more accessible (and affordable)

Increase decision support

Democratise the roadmapping process

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Ticket to Ride

Focus on 3 “genres” of

roadmappingWith focus on

Design & Visual thinking

Overview and relations

Agile practices

Strategy & innovation

Strategic planning

Product roadmapping

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Managing everyday life

Equality of access and servicesCollaboration between patients and professionals

Care from a distance

Interdisciplinary

Connecting families

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SOCIAL

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TECHNOLOGICAL

HEALTH

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Human value added

Nordic overall value

Ease of use

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Dynamics and needs because of changing demo-graphic vectors such as age, mobility, disabilities etc.

Maintaining and strengthen the social structures in society in access to public services and private life

*OHUNLZ�PU�[OL�M\UKPUN�ZJOLTLZ�HUK�HIPSP[`�[V�Ä-nance service-levels and access to public services

New enablers and possibilities due to technological development and innovation

Robot vacuum cleaning - John is living in a nursing centre where robots has entered. How will John and Yvonne (nurse) tackle their new “resident”?

Telehealthcare - Tom is diagnosed with COPD. Can Tom be supported to change lifestyle and exercise habits through in-body activity sensors while at home in his preferred environment?

Internet-based activities, social media and older people. Can social media and tele-presence make Lilly less isolated in keeping her family close and enable her to interact with her peers?

Motion interactive games in home rehabilitation - Jessica (age 12) is a teen girl with teen habits. :V�JHU�NHTPÄJH[PVU�VM�[OL�YLOHIPSP[H[PVU�MYVT�OLY�\UPSH[LYHS�JLYLIYHS�WHSZ`�THRL�H�KPɈLYLUJL&

Using remote control for watching television - Sound like a trivial task. Not for Karin age 58 diagnosed with Alzheimer. Can a simpler remote increase life quality for her and her daughter Julie?

A web based ulcer record for collaboration - How can Robert (35) manage is job while being hospitalized at home and still keep in contact with numerous specialists, home care and his GP?

Technologies of understanding - Will Anja (age 51) be better prepared and more comfortable with her upcoming hip-surgery because of much improved access to information-sources about her situation?

Speech recognition - How can speech recognition and speech training technology enable 17 year old Sella to better manage her life? Can she continue and take charge of her own education?

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Scenario #2

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Nordic Welfare Model

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Fear of isolation & loneliness | Maintaining social networks | Secure access to public services | The citizen in a role as active participant in regard to care and treatment | Focus on enabling people to enjoy life and maintain quality of life

Pressure on most areas of public sector in the Nordic countries. (Budget cuts) |Centralization of hospitals and forming of larger entities | Alternative funding schemes from private pension funds and private enterprises

Broadband communication enabling video and multimedia communication | Embedded communication capabilities in home artefacts | Integration of devices & services | Easy authentication | Rise of robotics & self-moving devices in care

Stay longer in own environment

Keep and strengthen family relations

Getting access to care and expertise from afar

Inclusion through managing everyday tasks

Enabling multiple disciplines to cooperate

Even and democratized access to services

Enabling an equal and balanced relationship be-tween health service providers and users

“Health” is the overall perspective - meta-level driver - for the introduction and development of welfare technologies and services

The framework must be sensitive to the basic va-lues behind the Nordic welfare model and culture. 4 key perspectives are emphasized in the frame-work to support the development or evaluation of welfare technologies, products or services.

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aspects of more physical well-being.

High Medium Low Very low

Relations between scenarios and capabilities

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Focus on 3 “genres” of

roadmappingWith focus on

Design & Visual thinking

Overview and relations

Agile practices

Strategy & innovation

Strategic planning

Product roadmapping

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Roadmapping stack

Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Help!

Key Objectives Learning Points

-4 key capabilities: -Organisation & skillset

-Process for development and later implementation

-Methodology -Toolset

-Bootstrapping -Get a minimum platform established

-Provide the assistance needed

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Organisation

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Method

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Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Within You Without You

Key Objectives Learning Points

-What is skill-building? -What is roadmapping? -The number of working agreements needed

-Determine Extra, inter- or intra-organisational?

-Stimulate absorptive capacity

-Structure technology intelligence

-Increase maturity level

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-What is skill-building? -What is roadmapping? -The number of working agreements needed

-Determine Extra, inter- or intra-organisational?

-Stimulate absorptive capacity

-Structure technology intelligence

-Increase maturity level

Intra-team

Inter-team

External

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

I’m Looking Through You

Key Objectives

-Assess pre-conditions

-Identify predefined assumptions

-Increase awareness of ”behavioral pattern"

-Remember: a self-assessment!

-Great fun… -…but also food for thought

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Enabling technologiesFew and mature (simple systems) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Many converging (complex systems)

Regulations (federal, state, etc.)Few or stable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Many or changing rapidly

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives

-Assess pre-conditions

-Identify predefined assumptions

-Increase awareness of ”behavioral pattern"

-Remember: a self-assessment!

-Great fun… -…but also food for thought

Learning Points

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Organisation

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Tools

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Don’t Let Me Down

Key Objectives Learning Points

-More team-building than actual roadmapping

-A platform for conflicts

-Align perspectives -Program definition -Team-building -Common workbench -Building up “social capital” and personal trust

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Omsætning og handelsmængderStatus, tendens og forventninger: [Her vil tal for omsætning og tendenser være rigtig gode.]

CCP - Central clearing og infrastrukturerMed afsæt i dels lovgivningsmæssig eller regulato-risk pres og dels ønske om optimering af handels-processen og risiko-håndtering står indførelsen og DQYHQGHOVHQ�DI�&&3·HU�FHQWUDOW�,V U�GHW�HXURS LVNH�ELOOHGH�DI�&&3·HU�RJ�GHUHV�anvendelse er noget fragmenteret og usikkert. De overordnede linier og den politiske vilje er dog til stede til at indføre denne infrastruktur.T2S (Target 2 Securities)T2S infrastrukturen etableres i regi af Den Europæi-ske Centralbank (ECB) og forventes at gå i luften i 2015. Det er ikke helt klart hvornår Danmark forven-tes at tilslutte sig og at de øvrige værdipapircentraler i 26 europæiske lande vil tilslutte sig løbende.

Regulering Mængden og hastigheden hvormed regulering bliver indført øges. Tendensen er også at national lovgiv-ning nærmer sig og tilpasser sig international regule-ring og især følger EU-regulering.Regulering og tilpasning til denne må derfor forven-tes både at være en driver i forhold til forretningsud-vikling men også et vilkår, der især vil lægge et be-slag på betydelig ressourcer til løbende overvågning og implementering i it-infrastrukturen. Erfaringstal fra JP Morgan (og til dels Bank of New York) angiver at helt op til 1/3 af det samlede it-budget til udvikling- og drift bliver brugt til implementering og systemun-derstøttelse af regulative krav.

Teknologi og standardiseringDen teknologiske udvikling giver muligheder for be-handling af stadig større datamængder og i tæt-på-realtids behandling. Det stiller krav til infrastrukturen men også forventninger fra kundesiden. ”Always-on” og adgang fra mange kanaler og enheder - især mobile - udfordrer ikke bare funktionalitet men også fx sikkerhed.Orientering mod mere service-baserede og service-orienterede systemer og arkitekturer trækker på evnen til at udstille sine systemer og integration. Der-for er standardisering på både sektor- og teknologi-niveau en væsentlig rammesættende faktor.

REGULERING & GOVERNANCE

Hvilke regulativer har hvilke it-mæssige konsekvenser?Hvordan er det implementeret og håndteret i dag?Hvad er kompleksitetsgraden og krav til dokumentation?

FORRETNINGS-UDVIKLING

Hvordan og i hvilken grad kan EDFNRIÀFH�SODWIRUPHQ�ELGUDJH�til og understøtte pengein-stitutternes individuelle for-retningsudvikling (relation til PLG��RJ�IURQW�RIÀFH�

EFFEKTIVISERING & OPTIMERING

Hvordan kan corporate ac-tions understøttes bedre og mere effektivt?Hvordan kan Order Manage-ment understøttes bedre og fx understøtte automatisk afsteming?Hvilke krav og muligheder er der til og for integration med andre infrastrukturer til afvik-ling af handler (fx T2S)?

DATA-ADGANG & ANVENDELSE

Hvordan er adgangen og behovet for data i dag? Fx (bedre) anvendelse af stam-data og FOA.Hvordan er anvendelsen og understøttelsen af dataware-house?+YRUGDQ�NDQ�GHU�WLOE\GHV�ÁHUH�og bedre integrationsmulig-heder så der er mulighed for andre anvendelser af data?

ADGANG FOR KUNDER

Hvordan skal den ”digitale parathed” på kundesiden i mødekommes og hvilke kon-sekvenser har det reelt for EDFNRIÀFH"��,W�VRP�µYDOXH�driver”)

Hvilket (fælles) beredskab skal der være for at overvåge og implementere krævet re-gulering og nødvendig comp-liance?

Kan system-regler og check bedre sikre at regler er over-holdt og lette rådgiverens arbejdsproces samt øge compliance-niveau?

+YRUGDQ�NDQ�EDFNRIÀFH�LQG-rettes så time-to-market kan gøres kortere?

Hvad er muligheder, krav og behov for at kunne trække kunderne tættere på og lade dem indgå i et sam-produkti-onsforhold?

Hvilke konsekvenser har et mere internationalt scope generelt? Fx internationale kunder eller stigende mængde internationale handler.

Hvordan og i hvilken grad skal whitelabeling af produkter og services kunne understøttes?

Hvordan kan rådgiverens ar-bejdsplads forbedres og effek-tiviseres?

Hvordan kan scourcing af 3 parts løsninger gøres enklere og nemmere?

Hvilke standarder på sektor- og teknologier bør følges og implementeres?

Hvordan kan understøttel-sen og anvendelsen af STP (Straight through processing) forbedres?

Hvilken ”Data-tørst” kan for-ventes? Går den i væsentlig grad ud over den nuværende datawarehouse-anvendelse og imod langt større mængder RJ�ÁHUH�DQYHQGHOVHU�DI�UHDO-tidsdata.

Hvilke standarder på sektor- og teknologier bør følges og implementeres?

Hvad er forventninger og krav til multi-kanal adgang fra kun-deside?

Hvad er muligheder, krav og behov for at kunne trække kunderne tættere på og lade dem indgå i et sam-produkti-onsforhold?

2013 - 14På den korte bane er det især fokuset på at øge pro-

duktivitet og effektivitet der er styrende: handelsomkost-ningerne skal holdes nede ligesom en stigning i mæng-den af internationale handler lægger et pres.En stigende mængde regulative tiltag rammer sektoren. Denne ”regulative tsunami” vidner både om at hastighe-den hvormed tiltag besluttes og forventes implementeret er steget og at reguleringen sker med en højere detalje-ringsgrad, end man hidtil har set det.Kundesiden har med rygvind i en øget beskyttelse af investor/forbrugere en forventning og krav om øget tran-parens, gennemskuelighed og sammenlignlighed af pro-dukter og services.Kunderne møder bankerne med forventning om øget ”Value-for-money” - dvs. værdiskabelsen skal være umid-delbar og synlig - og der er især en stigende forventning RP�µDOZD\V�RQ��DOZD\V�DFFHVV���µ�YLD�ÁHUH�NDQDOHU��ZHE��mobil, system-integration)

2014 - 16Der vil være et fortsat pres for at afdække og synliggøre risici - forbruger og investor-beskyttelsen står højt på dagsordenen.Bedre understøttelse af sam-produktion mellem bank og kunde vil blive afsøgt samtidig med at aftageren efterspørger convienience (individuel tilrettelæggelse og tilpasning) og udviser i stigende grad en shopping-adfærd, hvor man bruger den øgede gennemskuelighed og transparens i markedet til at vælge mellem udbydere af services.Der er forventninger om en øget sourcing af andre bank-produkter ind i sin egen portefølje.Internationalisering forventes at fylde stadig mere. Både i form af at andelen af handel med udenlandske papirer og handler, færre nationale barrierer (fx lukkedage etc.) samt mere international orienteret regulering og regelstyringen på området.

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Øget fokus på beskyttelse af investor / forbruger | Øget transparens og gennemskuelighed

Øgede krav til effektivitet og produktivitet | Krav til automatisering

Digital parathed på kundeside | ”Shopper” og vil have synlig Value for money

[Nøgletal: omsætning og handler] [Nøgletal: omsætning og handler]

Øgede krav til solvens

Internationale infrastrukturer (Fx CSD)

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Data og data kommunikation: Bedre Datawarehouse | Større åbenhed og integrations-muligheder

Corporate Actions: Understøttelse af Corporate Actions

FOA: FOA 4 | Bedre styr på og anvendelse af stamdata

BO order management: Krav om ”strøm” til processen | Automatisk afstemning i BO

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EMIR II (2010 Foreslået) Vedtaget august 2012 Medio 2013, Forventet ikrafttræden

Basel II.5 (Stressed VaR og IRC) Primo 2012, Ikrafttræden

MIFID MIFID II /MIFIR Forventes vedtaget primo 2013 Primo 2014, Forventet ikrafttræden Primo 2015, MiFID II

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gennemskuelig-hed og sammen-lignlighed

Krav om ”va-lue-for-money”

InternationaliseringNedbrydning af natio-nale barrierer

”Shopping-kultur” på kundeside: søger convienience - tilrettelæg-gelse, tilpasning og individuali-sering

Den kritiske forbruger (har fået en stemme RJ�SROLWLVN�LQGÁ\GHOVH�

Flere private inve-storer / slutbruger-handler

”Digital pa-rathed” på kundeside

Sam-produk-tion (kunden som medska-ber og produ-cent)

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Regulering generelt - også fælles regler for rådgivning og fælles organisering (MIFID)

Krav om øget tranparens

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beskyttelse

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best execution og compliance

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sig EU-regu-lering

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internationalt)

Krav til solvens

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-More team-building than actual roadmapping

-A platform for conflicts

-Align perspectives -Program definition -Team-building -Common workbench -Building up “social capital” and personal trust

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Hold Me Tight

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Focus on roles rather than organizational position

-Iterative process: kick-off, sprint, retrospective…

-Keep progress -Direct focus -Single and double learning loops

-Support implementation

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Focus on roles rather than organizational position

-Iterative process: kick-off, sprint, retrospective…

-Keep progress -Direct focus -Single and double learning loops

-Support implementation

Strategy

Portfolio

Roadmap

Release

Sprint

Executive Product m

anager D

eveloper

Daily

Multiple years !!

Years !!

Many months !!

2-9 months !!

2 weeks

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Canvassing is an effective method

-High visibility, high level of interaction

-Have attention on designs that exclude or highlight certain information

-Increase speed -Support workshop work-style

-Lower barriers for creation

-Speed up data collection, balancing and validation

-"Fail fast” agile principle

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Canvassing is an effective method

-High visibility, high level of interaction

-Have attention on designs that exclude or highlight certain information

-Increase speed -Support workshop work-style

-Lower barriers for creation

-Speed up data collection, balancing and validation

-"Fail fast” agile principle

Visuel indvirkning"Hvor attraktiv er visualiseringen

eller roadmappet?"

Klarhed"Kræver det en lille

arbejdsindsats at forstå roadmappet?"

Opfattet færdighedsgrad"Fremstår visualiseringen færdig eller er det åben for

forandring og videre bearbejdning?"

Dirigeret fokus"Styrer visualiseringen /

roadmappet fokus hen på særlige områder eller elementer?"

Giver ny indsigt"Bidrager roadmappet

med ny indsigt / ny viden / nye

sammenhænge?"

Modificérbarhed"Kan visualiseringen /

roadmappet umiddelbart modificeres til at tage

imod input?"

Understøtter gruppe-interaktion"Kan visualiseringen /roadmappet

bidrage til at strukturere interaktionen og diskussionen i en

gruppe?"

1: ingen,

2: meget begrænset

3: nogen grad

4: omfattende

5: meget omfattende

1: Generisk / lav kvalitet

2: basale virkemidler

3: middel

4: karakteristisk

5: ligner et kunstnerisk værk

1: forvirrende

2: svær umiddelbart at forstå,

3: helt klart

4: meget klart

5: klar på et øjeblik

1: opfattes som ”er i gang” 2: opfattes som

overfladisk 3: opfattes som foranderlig 4: opfattes

som færdigt 5: opfattes som poleret

1: ingen

2: på mange elementer (spredt fokus)

3: på flere punkter

4: på få punkter

5: på den ene, vigtigste punkt

1: ingen

2: nogle få ”indsigter”

3: flere ”indsigter”

4: mange indlysende ”indsigter”

5: ”Gennem-brudsindsigt”

1: Er ikke muligt2: vanskeligt

3: det er muligt

4: let5: nemt og hurtigt

!!"

Tilvirket)e*er:)Sabrina)Bresciani,)Alan)Blackwell)og)Mar9n)Eppler:)”Choosing)visualisa9ons)for)collabora9ve)work)and)mee9ngs:)A)guide)to)usability)dimensions”,)februar)2008

Kanvas)9l)vurdering)af)dimensioner)af)visualiseringDato:__________________________Opgave:________________________

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Technology Intelligence "The analysis" Technology Roadmapping "The communication"

Roadmapping kanvas for________________________________Emne:_________________________________________________Dato:__________________________________________________

Kanvas version 0.1

Needs / Demands Criterias

Collection

Hypothesis Time horizon Target audiences

Abstractions / Layers

Sources / Data Output / Products

Business demandsDrivers"What do we need to answer /enlighten / illustrate?"

Selection and prioritizing of data and infomation:

• Value• Kontekst• Availability

"What do we assess there are a need for?""What do we assess that can be done / feasible?"

Demands for timing• Intervals• Rhythm• Foresight horizon

Collection of necessary knowledge and data."Trawl / Scan / Mine / Target"

• Infrastructure(s)• Process (es)• Method(s)

PersonsData-sources (Databases, articles, libraries, etc.)Searches

Form and content• Roadmaps / sub-roadmaps• Visualizations• Presentations• Reports• Analyses

"Who are they?""What questions will they have?"

• Internal / external• Information need• Expected form

"How extensive should the roadmap be?"

• Trends• Society• Concepts• Products• Technologies

hypothesis

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Visuel indvirkning"Hvor attraktiv er visualiseringen

eller roadmappet?"

Klarhed"Kræver det en lille

arbejdsindsats at forstå roadmappet?"

Opfattet færdighedsgrad"Fremstår visualiseringen færdig eller er det åben for

forandring og videre bearbejdning?"

Dirigeret fokus"Styrer visualiseringen /

roadmappet fokus hen på særlige områder eller elementer?"

Giver ny indsigt"Bidrager roadmappet

med ny indsigt / ny viden / nye

sammenhænge?"

Modificérbarhed"Kan visualiseringen /

roadmappet umiddelbart modificeres til at tage

imod input?"

Understøtter gruppe-interaktion"Kan visualiseringen /roadmappet

bidrage til at strukturere interaktionen og diskussionen i en

gruppe?"

1: ingen,

2: meget begrænset

3: nogen grad

4: omfattende

5: meget omfattende

1: Generisk / lav kvalitet

2: basale virkemidler

3: middel

4: karakteristisk

5: ligner et kunstnerisk værk

1: forvirrende

2: svær umiddelbart at forstå,

3: helt klart

4: meget klart

5: klar på et øjeblik

1: opfattes som ”er i gang” 2: opfattes som

overfladisk 3: opfattes som foranderlig 4: opfattes

som færdigt 5: opfattes som poleret

1: ingen

2: på mange elementer (spredt fokus)

3: på flere punkter

4: på få punkter

5: på den ene, vigtigste punkt

1: ingen

2: nogle få ”indsigter”

3: flere ”indsigter”

4: mange indlysende ”indsigter”

5: ”Gennem-brudsindsigt”

1: Er ikke muligt2: vanskeligt

3: det er muligt

4: let5: nemt og hurtigt

!!"

Tilvirket)e*er:)Sabrina)Bresciani,)Alan)Blackwell)og)Mar9n)Eppler:)”Choosing)visualisa9ons)for)collabora9ve)work)and)mee9ngs:)A)guide)to)usability)dimensions”,)februar)2008

Kanvas)9l)vurdering)af)dimensioner)af)visualiseringDato:__________________________Opgave:________________________

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

I Don’t Want to Spoil the Party

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Digital tools needs facilitation - and lots of it!

-Carefully assess each tool - and have a plan B ready

-The Post-it or The Pixel - should I?

-Analog to digital - when?

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Digital tools needs facilitation - and lots of it!

-Carefully assess each tool - and have a plan B ready

-The Post-it or The Pixel - should I?

-Analog to digital - when?

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Octopus’s Garden

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Make some clear working agreements up front

-Have ground rules -Conflicts are not to be avoided - but choose which are needed

-Facilitation skills are of key importance to successful roadmapping

-Both ”hard” and ”soft” facilitation

Regardless of what we discover, we must understand and truly believe that everyone did the best job they could, given what they knew at the time, their skills and abilities, the resources available, and the situation at hand.

”Retrospective Prime Directive”, Norman Kerth

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Make some clear working agreements up front

-Have ground rules -Conflicts are not to be avoided - but choose which are needed

-Facilitation skills are of key importance to successful roadmapping

-Both ”hard” and ”soft” facilitation

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

A Hard Day’s Night

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Align expectations to outcome

-Make working agreements - and repeat them

-Trust building - no matter what happens

-Expensive but hard to replace

-Workshop as collaboration backbone

-High gain - and high risk

-Facilitation as core competence

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Align expectations to outcome

-Make working agreements - and repeat them

-Trust building - no matter what happens

-Expensive but hard to replace

-Workshop as collaboration backbone

-High gain - and high risk

-Facilitation as core competence

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Produkt:)Evt.$post>it’s$@l$

kanvas$

Produkt:)Udfyldte$kanvas$

Gameplan:$SBSYS$2GO$

Opsamling)på)workshop(spor)•  Validering$•  Prioritering$•  Vægtning$

Produkt:)Ini@al$prioritering$og$tema>oversigt$

Oplæg$•  Trends$og$muligheder$

inden$for$mobile$applika@oner$og$løsninger$(Lakeside)$

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Opsamling$•  Afrunding$•  What’s$next…$

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Adoption of tools low

-Concerns about privacy (cloud-based)

-The (lack of) internal learning capability

-Screencasts worked!

-A common, omnibus tool

-Work visually -Reach into the dynamics of realtime collaboration

-Easy sharing and distribution

-Ease the maintainability

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Adoption of tools low

-Concerns about privacy (cloud-based)

-The (lack of) internal learning capability

-Screencasts worked!

-A common, omnibus tool

-Work visually -Reach into the dynamics of realtime collaboration

-Easy sharing and distribution

-Ease the maintainability

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Helter Skelter

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Affordable -Highly effective -Increases identification of own context

-Aligning strategic perspectives

-Reuse existing materiale and intelligence

-Protoype (early iterations on roadmap design)

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Got to Get You into My Life

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Identify ‘mother-process’ (if possible)

-Facilitate the absorptive capacity

-Define rythm, ressources, toolset

-Support transition from execution to implementation (and maintenance)

-Internal learning -Secure ownership

SCRUM AS A WALK IN THE PARK

KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES?

EXPECTATIONS

How will this change our way of work: internal working agreements?How will this change our relations and working agreements with other Nordea departments or external stakeholders?Will we be able?

LEARNING, INSPECTION AND ADAPTION

How are we doing?Are we getting somewhere?Do we have the right focus?Do we deliver better value and better quality?Do we progress in a sustainable manner?

EXPERIENCES, INVOLVEMENT ETC.

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ROAD TO BE TRAVELLED... FOLLOW-UP, DOCUMENTATION AND TEAM-RELATIONS

INFORMATION / COMMUNICATION / TRAIN-ING AND EDUCATION

Tell the stories, build new skills

MOUTH-TO-EAR

Build ambassadorsProvide services to other teams - e.g. through The Agile Network

BEFORE WALK IN THE PARK THE WALK IN THE PARK AFTER WALK IN THE PARK

Identify pilotsBuild up the “social capital” - relations, trust and comfort with changeMake stakeholder-analysis and negotiations

RECRUITMENT & HUMAN FACTORS

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rmat

ion

unde

r ow

nco

ntro

l and

gov

erna

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Info

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Internal Nordea forums (e.g. The Agile Network)Internal and external coachesSkill-building$JLOH�SURMHFW�VDIDUL��´0HHW�WKH�1H7/·HUVµ�

INFORMATION / COMMUNICATION / TRAINING AND EDUCATION

Other related initiatives (LEAN etc.)Nordea Leadership Values - Nordea teamRumours and hear-sayPast experiences in- or outside Nordea

MOUTH-TO-EAR / PAST EXPERIENCES

The elephant rider:Represents “The planning” and strategic thinking. The rider loves processes and methods and do investments to harvest later

How do we meet the base line requirements for an agile setup?

�� Work on expectations: Fail safe, set-backs, fail and learn

�� Work on identity, roles and the team

�� Inspect and adapt

BASE LEVEL

How do you and your team keep on track and continue to improve?

�� Strive for transparency and visibility

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OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

What is – truly – delivering busi-ness value?

�� Work on your “technical debt”

�� Work on your “time-to-market” / lead-time

�� Reduce the “cost”

BUSINESS VALUE

What are the goals for your team the next week/month/year?

�� Build skills�� Adopt and adapt your agile

practices�� Plan for sustainability

FUTURE ORIENTATION

How do we build the right features that deliver the most value?

�� Focus on delivering in-creased value-to-market

�� Increase your quality-to-market

CUSTOMER ORIENTATION

The road or path:Represents the infrastructure, the framing and necessary environment for change (training, skills, tools, methods etc.)

The elephant:Represents motivation and desire but also fear. The elephant is the “doing” and moves things

Do we have a plan?Are our key stakeholders informed or is it a stealth operation?

Do we believe in it and are we comfortable with it?Do we all want this to happen?

Do we have the skills?The tools, method, roles?

What are our critical path or steps? Are the team in place? Are they taking responsibility?

The team as a critical resource: Is the team-work working?! Do we share the ambition to continually improve through “inspect and adapt”? Can we show/see our progress through e.g. Burndown charts?

Is our test-suite up and running? Do we have the necessary practices (e.g. Stand-up, retrospective) and tools (e.g. Sonar, Scrum-/Kanban-boards)Do we understand the business

domain properly?Is a productowner – or the like – in place and accessible?

Can we build trust and relationships with the business domain?Are we investing here?

Can we measure and show business satisfaction and our productivity? (Velocity, leadtime, test defects…)

Is our involvement and com-munication optimal?How do we record and prior-itize costumer demands and needs? (Productowner)

Get close to the business domain – build trust and relations.Build a “safe” environment for feature description, etc.

Get storypoints or other metrics etablished for planning and estimation

Build a skills roadmap. +LÄUL�YVSLZ�HUK�KPZ[YPI\[PVU�of roles (PO, SM etc.). Work out product-roadmaps with the business domain

Keep up air speed! Don’t loose momentum but keep the motivation to continuous improvement. Remember to show how far you have come already.

Sharpen skills and build up new ones. Let teams build external networks

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Identify ‘mother-process’ (if possible)

-Facilitate the absorptive capacity

-Define rythm, ressources, toolset

-Support transition from execution to implementation (and maintenance)

-Internal learning -Secure ownership

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Getting Better

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Better and more lean feature planning

-Theming of features

-Agile approach called for new process/method for discussion with product owner.

-From development mgnt to feature mgnt

-From mgnt to feedback channel for innovation

-Increase maturity of product or system mgnt

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Organisation

Process

Method

Tools

Bootstrapping Initialisation Execution Implementation Maintenance

Key Objectives Learning Points

-Better and more lean feature planning

-Theming of features

-Agile approach called for new process/method for discussion with product owner.

-From development mgnt to feature mgnt

-From mgnt to feedback channel for innovation

-Increase maturity of product or system mgnt

Strategy

Portfolio

Roadmap

Release

Sprint

Executive Product m

anager D

eveloper

Daily

Multiple years !!

Years !!

Many months !!

2-9 months !!

2 weeks

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Do You Want to Know a Secret?

-A broad disbelieve in rigorously planning -More interest in agile and lean processes -Design thinking is hot. Perhaps a nice fit with roadmapping

-Product roadmapping and feature-theming seems to have some momentum right now

-Roadmapping as an ”integrator platform” inter- and extra-organizational are robust and mature

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I Want to Hold Your Hand

Bent Bilstrup +45 2326 2229 [email protected] !

www.lakeside.dk


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