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This document discusses the similarities between product development and cycling. It notes that both require teamwork to be most effective, and that an incremental approach is important for delivering a project or navigating a new cycling route. It also emphasizes the importance of getting feedback, being adaptable to change, and using analytics to continuously learn and improve.
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- 3. It’s all about Teamwork ▪When you ride behind someone else, it gets 20 – 30 % easier ▪When you run a project, having the right people working on it makes all the difference Keep your team excited, interested, motivated and autonomous
- 4. An Incremental Approach ▪On a new route, you can’t rely on checking the map only once at the start. You need to constantly check to make sure you’re heading in the right direction. ▪When delivering a project, take a staged approach in your implementation. Constantly: ▪ get end-user feedback ▪ check against the ultimate goal to make sure you’re always aiming towards it
- 5. All the gear, no idea ▪ No fancy kit or expensive bikes - Does it make it easier? Yes. - Did we go around Iceland without it? Yes. ▪ FROM spreadsheets and code stored in folders on the network drives TO Jira and Continuous Deployment using Octopus & Team City Worth it? - Absolutely. Could we do it without them? - Absolutely. A job well done always comes first, before the perfect tools
- 6. The ‘False Peak’ Effect Q: When will this hill finish?! A: We’re almost there, only a little left to go. Estimate the inestimable: ▪Break it down ▪Know the risks ▪Be agile and flexible ▪Don’t estimate Don’t fool yourself! Sometimes you only really know once you’re at the top of the hill.
- 7. Changing Gears ▪ Professional cyclists change gears all the time to be as efficient as possible ▪ If you know one thing at the start of a project, you know that the initial specifications will change ▪ Adapt to change – Agile approach ▪ Change your gears in preparation ▪ Build your solution on a solid flexible framework, which allows for change
- 8. Smart Analytics Analytics ▪ Powermeter – measures power output, pedal torque, cadence, aerodynamic drag ▪ Usage Analytics – understand your users – who, what, why? Work Smarter ▪ The objective is to become smarter, learn about your own body and to make better decisions about your training ▪ Build the product in a way that allows you to learn about your users and what they want, and make sure you feed that into the product development