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The gamification of business

Posted on March 21, 2014April 1, 2018 by David Morris

Ever wondered what gamification was all about and how it relates to the world outside playing actual games. In this blog, I explore what this means and how it applies to businesses today.

Posted in new product developmentTagged business value, customer experience, development, games, gamification, innovation, planning, play, technique1 Comment

Keeping pace – a layered approach to achieving agility

Posted on August 17, 2013April 1, 2018 by David Morris

At last it has a name. Gartner's pace-layered application strategy framework provides a model that allows waterfall and agile practices to live side-by-side.

Posted in agile, governanceTagged agile, devops, governance, innovation, new product development, pace-layered, waterfall1 Comment

Innovation and business analysis

Posted on January 22, 2013April 1, 2018 by David Morris

Innovation depends on good business analysis, and strong business analysis has to include innovation. This article (previously published on BA Times) explores this.

Posted in business analysisTagged analysis, BA Times, business value, facilitation, innovation, leadership, stakeholdersLeave a comment

In defence of thinking up front

Posted on October 22, 2010April 1, 2018 by David Morris

No matter how attractive it seems to just dive in and get started, it still makes sense sometimes to pause first and make sure it is the right thing to do.

Posted in agileTagged agile, governance, innovation, planning, roadmap, strategy, up-frontLeave a comment

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