This month, we delve into the art of MVP prioritization, the value of agility over rigidity in digital development, and how Object-Oriented UX drives more intuitive design.
March in Motion: Insights, Innovations & a Kerala Retreat! Read More
In today’s fast-paced business world, organizations must navigate complex challenges while making effective decisions. The Cynefin Framework, developed by Dave Snowden, provides a structured approach to decision-making by categorizing problems into four key domains: Simple, Complicated, Complex, and Chaotic. Understanding where a problem falls within this framework helps businesses determine the best course of action
The Cynefin Framework: Choosing the Right Agile Strategy for Business Success Read More
In this edition, explore how Azul Arc uses the FACT framework and Amazon’s “Working Backwards” method to build better digital products.
In 1969, Dr. Martin Barnes had created the concept of the “Iron Triangle”. This traditional waterfall approach highlighted the interdependent relationship between three key factors –scope, time, and cost. These factors were considered “iron” because of the fundamental constraint that you could not change one without affecting the others.
Reimagining the Iron Triangle: How agile prioritizes value over constraints Read More
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, it’s more critical than ever to be able to create intuitive and user-friendly designs that address the actual needs of users. Unfortunately, most of the traditional approaches to software design tend to focus solely on actions or processes. This often results in unintuitive, overly complex interfaces and architecture that are disconnected from how users think and interact with the real world.
Designing for users, not tasks: The power of Object-Oriented UX Read More
Turning an idea into a real, testable product starts with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)—a version with only the core features needed to validate assumptions and gather user feedback. To do this effectively, you must decide what to include and what to leave out.
The Two Key Pillars for a Successful MVP: Scoping & Placement Read More
Ask anyone in the corporate world what is their least favourite activity? The answer is almost always unanimous. Meetings! Boring, tedious, too-long meetings that could very easily have been far shorter, more focused, or even replaced by an email.
How to transform meetings from mundane to meaningful Read More
In our January edition, we unpack the secrets to building the right Minimum Viable Product (MVP), spotlight how we helped Smart Studio streamline fitness scheduling, and share how EOS is transforming our meetings and team culture.
Kickstart 2025: Success Stories & Opportunities at Azul Arc Read More
