Interactive Planning, Idealised Design, and Wardley Mapping
Use Ackoff's interactive planning to pair idealised design with Wardley Maps, turning a shared vision of the future into executable gameplay.
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View all tags →Use Ackoff's interactive planning to pair idealised design with Wardley Maps, turning a shared vision of the future into executable gameplay.
Read on Wardley Leadership StrategiesUsing Kauffman's NK model to understand why modularity, doctrine, and exploratory gameplay matter when mapping complex systems.
Read on Wardley Leadership StrategiesUse Panarchy to read the resilience dynamics hiding behind Wardley Map evolution, turning climatic inevitabilities into strategic timing signals.
Read on Wardley Leadership StrategiesTreat large language models as co-analysts who keep Wardley Maps anchored on layered user needs instead of just today’s feature backlog.
Read on Wardley Leadership StrategiesUsing language models to stress-test your Wardley Maps against plausible competitor plays without drowning in hypotheticals.
Read on Wardley Leadership StrategiesHow AI-driven agency is shifting execution power to individuals and redefining leadership priorities.
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