- [[Publications]] There are a lot of things I want to include in
- The way it’s been done so far
- write out on a sticky note
- Place stickies in a way that as many as possible are connected to other stickies using the KJ method.
- Create a document with most of the sticky notes pieced together in a mousy, organic way.
- write out on a sticky note
- This is a lot of work.
- They say it doesn’t translate into much customer value for all the hard work.
- for some reason
- It seems that the way to connect what is “connected” to me, is not apparent to the average person unless there are three extra slides. - What did you think of IT and Management?
- The result is a vast sea of information that seems to be connected, but we cannot be sure that it is.
- They say it’s more satisfying to define the start and the goal first and then connect them in a precise manner.
- How to do it after visualizing the network by lining it up using the KJ method.
- The way it’s been done so far: “find a path through the whole thing.”
- The KJ legal way of doing things is the right way.
- New ideas are generated by trying to include the information somehow without throwing it away.
- A new way of doing things: “Set a start and a goal, and connect them smoothly.”
- The way it’s been done so far: “find a path through the whole thing.”
- Let’s aim for a new way of doing things.
- If you do that, though, the ones that appear in the stickies will be cut off with a bang.
- I want to encourage action, not just listen and “hear a good story” and be done with it.
- So the goal is inevitably determined.
- The majority of the audience ends up presenting Next Actions that are feasible and mostly beneficial to the majority of the audience.
- We can logically connect to it.
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