Eric: great, thanks! Glad you liked it. You can check more videos from my monthly Lean Product speaker series at ruclips.net/channel/UChx1ibI5TI7bBva0Z21azrw
I have to say. As a long term software developer /consultant who is working on a startup, whilst am certain Tony would fundamentally disagree. From the limited understanding of JBDT, I am using it to redefine what the products are as a core set of useful outcomes. This is incredible. JBDT is a top down approach and hides away the complexity involved but it focuses on the core deliverable. What is great about JBDT is it doesn't try to say achieving the outcome isn't hard - unlike Agile nonsense. As an Enterprise developer - this blows other approaches to implementing solutions out of the water. I like this a lot. Another way I am using it is to completely restructure my website pages so that the core needs of the customer are presented - but the technology I use is within reach if needed. This is completely not how most technology companies create their websites.
Victor: Thanks, glad you liked it. You can check more videos from my monthly Lean Product speaker series at ruclips.net/channel/UChx1ibI5TI7bBva0Z21azrw
1:20:43 is key to understanding how to generate the main elements of JTBD. Thank you to the person who asked the question and of course Tony!
This is my favorite presentation by Tony Ulwick on RUclips. #jtbd
Eric: great, thanks! Glad you liked it. You can check more videos from my monthly Lean Product speaker series at ruclips.net/channel/UChx1ibI5TI7bBva0Z21azrw
I have to say. As a long term software developer /consultant who is working on a startup, whilst am certain Tony would fundamentally disagree. From the limited understanding of JBDT, I am using it to redefine what the products are as a core set of useful outcomes.
This is incredible. JBDT is a top down approach and hides away the complexity involved but it focuses on the core deliverable. What is great about JBDT is it doesn't try to say achieving the outcome isn't hard - unlike Agile nonsense.
As an Enterprise developer - this blows other approaches to implementing solutions out of the water.
I like this a lot.
Another way I am using it is to completely restructure my website pages so that the core needs of the customer are presented - but the technology I use is within reach if needed. This is completely not how most technology companies create their websites.
Why do you think Agile is non sense?
What do you mean by your technology being in reach if needed?
Thank you. Fantastic insights
Loved this piece on jtbd
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing!
Victor: Thanks, glad you liked it. You can check more videos from my monthly Lean Product speaker series at ruclips.net/channel/UChx1ibI5TI7bBva0Z21azrw
Please enable auto generated captions for this one, thanks!
I am Korean and I hope to have a translation in your lecture.
What software should I use to do this cluster analysis?
Alteryx
amazing! It is so helpful!
Por favor ayuda no se inglés.alguien me puede ayudar traduciendo al español 😢😢😢😢
do you have a link on market selection tool? can't find it on their website
I looked for it too and it looks like they took it down. Maybe it was flawed, or it was too good to make available for free.
@@marcosdjcm you can email them on their website too
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