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Innovation with Rapid Application Delivery
The document discusses the importance of being customer-centric and adopting a lean startup approach in business. It emphasizes starting with the customer, gaining early customer validation through minimum viable products, and continuously learning and adapting through short development cycles. Key aspects include focusing on the smallest offering customers will pay for, rapidly acquiring customers at low costs, and maintaining flexibility to change as the business learns more about customers.
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- 2. THE WAY OFBUSINESS Traditionally not customer first, customer centric, everything aligned to the customer.
- 3. NO MORE… triggers Traditional businessincreasingly threatened by disruptors.
- 4. ANTIFRAGILE (RANDOM HOUSE) •NASSIMTALEB TALKS ABOUT THINGS THAT ACTUALLY BENEFIT FROM FAILURE AND DISORDER. •ARIEL TSEITLIN USED THIS CONCEPT TO COIN THE CONCEPT OF THE ANTIFRAGILE ORGANIZATION IN REGARDS TO HOW NETFLIX OPERATES
- 5. Fail fast ifyou will and learn
- 6. COMMON TRAITS OFTHE UNICORNS Low legacy, rapid customer acquisition, highly adaptable and responsive, speed of change
- 7. LESS IS MORE… 7 Featuresand Functions Used in a Typical System Source: Standish Group Study Reported at XP2002 by Jim Johnson, Chairman Never Used
- 8. KEY DIGITAL SKILLS DesignThinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17
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- 10. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 1 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 1
- 11. START WITH THECUSTOMER, STAY WITH THE CUSTOMER The smallest thing you can offer the tightest group, for the highest value
- 12. ADAPTED FROM SOURCE:MCKINSEY CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE SERVICE LINES
- 13. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 2 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1
- 14. CUSTOMER GOALS TOTASKS… Goal or strategic objective 3 Role 2 Goal or strategic objective 2 Goal or strategic objective 1 Goal or strategic objective 4 Goal or strategic objective 5 Goal or strategic objective n Resource or Functional Role 1 Strategic theme or Epic Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Goal or strategic objective 1.3 Role 2 Goal or strategic objective 1.2 Goal or strategic objective 1.1 Goal or strategic objective 1.4 Goal or strategic objective 1.n s ob Resource or Functional Role 1 Goal 1 Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Start with “brown paper” and post-it’s as a mindset, you don’t need an app… yet
- 15. Goal or strategic objective 3 Role2 Goal or strategic objective 2 Goal or strategic objective 1 Goal or strategic objective 4 Goal or strategic objective 5 Goal or strategic objective n Resource or Functional Role 1 Strategic theme or Epic Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Goal or strategic objective 1.3 Role 2 Goal or strategic objective 1.2 Goal or strategic objective 1.1 Goal or strategic objective 1.4 Goal or strategic objective 1.n s ob Resource or Functional Role 1 Goal 1 Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Task 1.3.1 Role 2 Task 1.2.1Task 1.1.1 Task 1.4.1 G st obj Resource or Functional Role 1 Task 1.1 Role 3 Role 4 As a Role 1 I want to Goal 1 so that Task 1.1 CUSTOMER GOALS TO TASKS…
- 16. Goal or strategic objective 3 Role2 Goal or strategic objective 2 Goal or strategic objective 1 Goal or strategic objective 4 Goal or strategic objective 5 Goal or strategic objective n Resource or Functional Role 1 Strategic theme or Epic Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Goal or strategic objective 1.3 Role 2 Goal or strategic objective 1.2 Goal or strategic objective 1.1 Goal or strategic objective 1.4 G st obje Resource or Functional Role 1 Goal 2 Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n COMPANY GOALS TO TASKS…
- 17. Goal or strategic objective 3 Role2 Goal or strategic objective 2 Goal or strategic objective 1 Goal or strategic objective 4 Goal or strategic objective 5 Goal or strategic objective n Resource or Functional Role 1 Strategic theme or Epic Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Goal or strategic objective 2.3 Role 2 Goal or strategic objective 2.2 Goal or strategic objective 2.1 Goal or strategic objective 2.4 G st obj Resource or Functional Role 1 Goal 2 Role 3 Role 4 Role 5 Role n Task 2.3.1 Role 2 Task 2.2.1Task 2.1.1 Ta Resource or Functional Role 1 Task 2.1 Role 3 Role 4 As a Role 1 I want to Goal 2 so that Tas CUSTOMER GOALS TO TASKS…
- 18. Goal or strategic objective 1 Strategic themeor Epic Goal 2 Goal 3 Goal 4 Goal n DEFINING THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY OR CONCEPT
- 19. MINIMUM VALUABLE PRODUCT Validatewith interviews, polls, infographics, and definitely field “testing”
- 20. FACEBOOK DEMO https://www.outsystems.com/videos/build-deploy-native-apps/ More thanclickable mock-ups with less effort in minimum time
- 21. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 3 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 3
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- 23. Sprint Plan Develop Test User Testing Release UserStory Analysis BUILD, MEASURE, LEARN, PIVOT… Validate the “brown paper” and post-it’s, you still don’t know the customer
- 24. PLAN YOUR EXECUTIONAND VALIDATE ASSUMPTIONS AGAIN “To me, ideas are worth nothing unless executed. They are just a multiplier. Execution is worth millions.” — Steve Jobs
- 25. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 4 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34
- 26. Now you mayneed more robust critical thinking and analysis
- 29. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 5 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5
- 30. APPLICATION COST DRIVERS DELIVERCHANGE READY APPLICATIONS FOR LESS COST Maintenance Built in dependency analysis NFRs are built into every application – regardless of change Development Model driven development reduces time to build Integrations are simplified Operations Deployment process is automated Auditing and trouble shooting capabilities in every application Lifetime cost? 5 year cost is typically 3 X initial cost, lifetime min 6 times 3 year cost
- 31. MOBILE AND WEBAPP DEV IS A HARD PROBLEM 20-50 Apps 4 Platform 3 Form Factors X Abundance Of Data Silos X Skills Shortage X Constant Change RequestsX
- 32. FROM SMALL BEGINNINGSTO PRODUCTION https://www.outsystems.com/platform/#/platform/2-minute-overview/ • DEVELOP, MANAGE AND CHANGE ENTERPRISE WEB AND MOBILE • ON TOP OF YOUR FAVORITE MIDDLEWARE STACK • COMBINES HIGH PRODUCTIVITY, CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND FULL APPLICATION LIFECYCLE • MANAGES CONTINUOUS APPLICATION CHANGE
- 33. BY WAY OFEXAMPLE https://www.outsystems.com/platform/#/platform/2-minute-overview/ Ready for your app – its not about the technology
- 34. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 6 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5 7 6
- 35. THE SMALLEST THING! Thatyour target segment will pay money for, freemium needs very “deep pockets”
- 36. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 7 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5 7 6
- 37. FROM MOCKUPS TOBEAUTIFICATION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l-X9k6fqeY
- 38. www.outsystems.com38 © OutSystems.All Rights Reserved38 Learn more silkui.outsystems.com
- 39. FOCUS ON THECUSTOMER https://www.outsystems.com/videos/app-maintenance-feedback-management/ its still about the customer
- 40. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 8 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5 7 6 8
- 41. START-UP KILLER COST TOACQUIRE CUSTOMER
- 42. CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE https://www.outsystems.com/videos/platform-performance-troubleshooting/ Measure, learn,validate, change and keep adapting
- 43. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 9 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5 7 6 8 9
- 44. KNOW THE INVESTORMINDSET • PITCH ANYTHING – OREN KLAFF • CHAOS MONKEYS - ANTONIO GARCÍA MARTÍNEZ • ZERO TO ONE – PETER THIEL • SELLING THE INVISIBLE – HARRY BECKWITH
- 45. GOOD FOR NOWAPPROACH ~ 10 Design Thinking SoftwareDelivery Building Functional Prototypes Lean Startup & Continuous Deployment Fundraising Creative Problem Solving UX Design Metrics Framework & Continuous Testing CustomerValidation Pitching Adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/djarjoura/the-skills-needed-by-individuals-to-become-a-digital-entrepreneur/17 2 1 34 5 7 6 8 910
- 47. FundersandFounders.com Idea stage Co-foundersFamily & Friends Seed round … Series A …. IPO
- 48. Maximize existing investments Leverageexistingskills Across all channels / platforms Respond Faster Reduce complexity Deliver more and develop less Continuously enhance/ improve Flexibilitytochange What we do
- 49. OUTSYSTEMS PLATFORM PERSONALENVIRONMENT
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