PERFORMANCE-BASED AND ITERATIVE AGILE STRATEGIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR EXPONENTIAL RESULTS - USING THE JAPANESE CONCEPT OF KAIZEN (CONTINOUS IMPROVEMENT).
IMPLEMENTATION OF MICRO STRATEGIES CAN RESULT INTO 37 FOLD IMPROVEMENT OVER A YEAR.
MANAGE INTERNAL & EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
The number one blocker to corporate productivity is ever changing priorities. Managers and even CEOs concerned more with keeping everyone busy, rather than focusing on the implementation of a scaling viable and profitable business process.
Microstratagem implements (as the name suggests) micro strategies on a continous basis, leading to visible and measurable productivity.
REVOLUTIONIZE YOUR PRODUCT, OR OFFER
The number one impediment to taking a product or service offer successfully to market is not taking the time to get to know the customer journey. Mapping out a customer journey will highlight actual pain points and bottlenecks, even if left unarticulated by a customer in the discovery session.
Customer journey mapping allows us to create user stories in the form of a single action by a single actor from a single perspective. User stories CAN take the place of business requirements, although not functional requirements.
REAL CHANGE 1% MICRO IMPROVEMENT AT A TIME
MASTER THE ART OF KAIZEN (CONTINOUS IMPROVEMENT)
Empathetic design mandates that the vendor understands the target customer's business as well as their customer journey. It is not about the bells and whistles or features. It is about understanding your customer's pain points and bottlenecks. Oftentimes reducing cost and delivery time is as simple as removing a single bottlenect that serves no function other than "it's always been done that way".
HOW MICROSTRATAGEM CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS
The one thing every successful app, game and experience product has that’s designed to drive customers
USER STORIES
THE FIRST BUILDING BLOCK
Are business requirements better communicated as user stories? A product manager's job is to cater to the unarticulated needs of their customer. The only way to get there is to understand the customer journey and formulate business requirements in terms of user stories.
“Greatness is not a function of circumstance. Greatness, it turns out, is largely a matter of conscious choice.”
JIM COLLINS
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't
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