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Creating Videos People Want to Watch: Practical advice and implementable tech...Richard Harrington
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Learn why the process is valuable and how to communicate that value within their organization,
Understand the key elements needed for conducting Wargames for their own organization,
Recognize situations where Competitive Simulation can be used to best impact decision making, and
Gain insight on how to strengthen the relationship between CI and executive decision-makers by integrating Competitive Simulations into their organizations planning tools.
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I'll cover some trial and error stories, some tools that rescued our sanity, and the workflow we uncovered that fits our organization like a glove.
These are the slides from a talk I gave at our local Refresh meetup. Learn more here: http://refreshthetriangle.org/posts/rapid_prototyping_and_customer_development/
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A presentation give at Agile Carolinas on some things that I think are needed to build quality software.
The content of the presentation is in the presenter notes.
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Background: Software piracy in China is a huge problem for Microsoft. In 2008 Microsoft went on the offensive by sending a software update that could turn the desktop wallpaper black when a pirated Windows XP operating system was being used. Not surprisingly, this move stirred much controversy in China.
Is this the right approach to combat piracy? What are the possible risks? How would you fight this problem if it were your job?
I don't think Microsoft's approach to combatting piracy was effective in any way. I'm not sure how changing the default background screen effects the user in any way because if they are still able to operate programs on the software without any hiccups or errors, th.
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Stop Guessing, Start Knowing: The Top 5 Most Common Rapid Prototyping Mistakes
1. The Top 5 Most Common Rapid Prototyping
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How often do you or your teams prototype?
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Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
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How often do you or your teams prototype?
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Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
9. 9
How often do you or your teams prototype?
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Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
10. 10
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
11. 11
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
12. 12
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
13. 13
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
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How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
15. 15
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
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How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
17. 17
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
18. 18
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
19. 19
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
20. 20
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
Let’s Review:
1. Don’t equate prototype testing with usability
testing.
2. Don’t prototype your whole idea.
3. Don’t gather unreliable feedback.
4. Don’t test at the last minute.
5. Don’t test one idea at a time.
21. 21
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
Let’s Review:
1. Don’t equate prototype testing with usability
testing.
2. Don’t prototype your whole idea.
3. Don’t gather unreliable feedback.
4. Don’t test at the last minute.
5. Don’t test one idea at a time.
Learn.ProductTalk.org
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How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
Let’s Review:
1. Don’t equate prototype testing with usability
testing.
2. Don’t prototype your whole idea.
3. Don’t gather unreliable feedback.
4. Don’t test at the last minute.
5. Don’t test one idea at a time.
Here’s what students have to say about Product Talk
courses:
• “Was good, actionable content. I was able to utilize
these methods immediately in my real life.”
• “I feel much more confident to try this with real
customers than if I'd just read some blog posts. As you
said in the initial pitch—deliberate practice is how you
learn!”
• “Extremely satisfied with the quality and time length of
the course. Optional reading was great idea. It fits in
neatly with work and is achievable.”
23. 23
How often do you or your teams prototype?
Photo credit: Rosenfeld Media under CC 2.0
Mistake #1:
Equating prototype testing with
usability testing.
Viable
Feasible
Desirable
Does
anyone
want it?
Can we
build it?
Should we
build it?
Mistake #2:
Prototyping the entire solution.
It’s overwhelming.
Mistake #3:
Gathering unreliable feedback.
Would you
use this?
What do you
think?
Imagine this
scenario …
Mistake #4:
Testing at the last minute.
Putting lipstick on a pig.
Mistake #5:
Testing one idea at a time.
Avoid “Whether or Not” decisions.
Set up “Compare and Contrast”
decisions.
Let’s Review:
1. Don’t equate prototype testing with usability
testing.
2. Don’t prototype your whole idea.
3. Don’t gather unreliable feedback.
4. Don’t test at the last minute.
5. Don’t test one idea at a time.
Here’s what students have to say about Product Talk
courses:
• “Was good, actionable content. I was able to utilize
these methods immediately in my real life.”
• “I feel much more confident to try this with real
customers than if I'd just read some blog posts. As you
said in the initial pitch—deliberate practice is how you
learn!”
• “Extremely satisfied with the quality and time length of
the course. Optional reading was great idea. It fits in
neatly with work and is achievable.”
Q&A
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