At ThoughtWorks we tend to go fairly loose and fast with documentation. Often the “capture” of workshop sessions is a few photographs and a tonne of share understanding between participants. This all works if you are transitioning straight into a build, and the entire team is present in the workshops, but if the organization is not ready to rock this “loose and fast” method can present some problems.
Shock horror – i actually had to document the outputs of some recent workshops. So to make this easy i created a set of output capture templates and thought i would share some of the generic versions. I hope they help or inspire you in some way.
customer journey
end-to-end content flows
what does bold look like?
business model canvas
objectives statements
customer promise
anchors and engines
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Wow….if only I could translate into english.
In particular, I’m curious about the end to end content workflow and the bold move. I’m familiar with the business model canvas.
I’m a small business development coach and I’m always looking for ways to help my clients serve their customers betters.
Thank you
Thank you.