Lean Change: Applying Lean Startup to Organizational Change Efforts
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- 15. 1. Communicate 2. Consider the whole 3. Be creative
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- Explain what Lean Startup is\nExplain what a Business Model Canvas is\n\n
- Explain what Lean Startup is\nExplain what a Business Model Canvas is\n\n
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- Our Lean Startup 4 change method could be described as follows:\nLike all change management engagements we had a vision describing a high level where we wanted to go\nLikewise, this vision was supported by a number of strategies. Examples of strategies included using Kanban, application of agile methods, and the setup of a centralized quality management office that would be responsible for bringing coaching services to the rest of the organization\nUsing the Lean Startup method is an inspiration we broke up our strategies into numerous adoption campaigns. An example of an adoption campaign would be executing an agile style pilot, another example would be setting up Kanban within a functional department visualizing their work completely as is\nAssumptions were listed for each adoption campaign and where possible provide a measurable hypothesis for each assumption\nWe then started to design minimum viable changes. The express purpose of these minimum viable changes was to validate (or invalidate) the feasibility of a particular adoption campaign\nIf our minimum viable changes showed our hypothesis to be correct we would continue to pursue these tactics, and facing a number of successes accelerate adoption of a particular component\nIf our MVCs continued to show that our assumptions were not correct, we need to be ready to pick it and make some kind of significant change in a campaign or strategy or even the vision itself\n
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