Learnings from over one year of remote-only events & workshops
Since Covid-19, the environment and setting of collaborative events and client workshops have changed dramatically. While we are now on the way out of the crisis, remote workshops and events will probably last. As SinnerSchrader (Part of Accenture Interactive), a digital agency in the field of experience design, we’ve been used to working agile and collaboratively together with our clients. But even for us, the learnings after more than one year of remote-only events and workshops were tremendous.
“When we started going fully remote, we doubted that running huge workshops would work at all in a virtual setting. It became…
Using Guerilla Recruiting to find hard-to-reach participants
Where is the best place to talk to busy, stressed travelers? What is the ideal environment to talk to tourists on a strict schedule? Sometimes it seems like the people we need to talk to are out of reach. A tourist wouldn’t want to take part in a user interview while on their vacation. Travelers running through the airport or the train station are way too busy to entertain your questions. So, how can we find these hard to recruit participants?
Sure, you can bring people into an interview room and ask them…
How to incorporate research in agency-based agile product development
Why is rapid user research the essence to truly successful product development? In times of exponential growth of digital connectivity and information overload, we are experiencing a constant flow of innovation, disruption, — and sometimes chaos — that is moving us ahead, even faster than we have ever imagined. As a result it is nowadays crucial to place the human being at the center of our attention and thus also of our design process. Making design decisions without focusing on the human perspective can lead to assumption based conclusions that tend…
Written by Anjuli Sethi and Hanna Rosinski
In early March 2020, we proposed to conduct contextual user research where we would interview people on their comparison process when buying a car. We set up a research plan, recruited for interviews, designed participatory conversation objects, and, as always, had everything ready to go. Within twenty-four hours, a strict lockdown was imposed in Germany, and we quickly realized we had to shift our way of working immediately. It seemed so dramatic at the time, but little did we know that this mode of working would become the norm for all of 2020…
Still Day One Podcast, Episode 13
Das Thema Value Stream Management hat in letzter Zeit viel Aufmerksamkeit bekommen. Es scheint nach Agile und DevOps das neue heiße Thema zu sein. Warum das so ist und um was es dabei geht, diskutieren wir in der letzten Folge der zweiten Staffel von Still Day One mit Georg Blume-Schulz und Uli Schumacher.
Still Day One Podcast, Episode 12
Agile Softwareentwicklung ist stark auf den Kunden fokussiert. Doch häufig ist der Kunde nicht der Nutzer. Wer ist nun König — der Kunde oder der Nutzer? Darüber sprechen wir mit Georg Blume-Schulz und Uli Schumacher.
Still Day One Podcast, Episode 11
Wir werfen einen genaueren Blick auf SAFe, das Scaled Agile Framework. Was kann es, und was kann es nicht? Georg Blume-Schulz hat dazu ein paar Einsichten aus seiner Praxis. Film ab für die neue Folge von Still Day One!
Still Day One Podcast, Episode 10
Was kann man eigentlich machen, wenn Projekte so groß werden, dass ein einziges Scrum-Team nicht mehr ausreicht? Um skalieren zu können, gibt es verschiedene Frameworks wie LeSS oder SAFe. Über deren Vorzüge und Nachteile sprechen Peter Ehrenberg und Martin Recke in der neuen Folge von Still Day One.
Still Day One Podcast, Episode 9
In dieser Folge befassen wir uns mit der Frage, wie sich agiles Arbeiten skalieren lässt. Wann wird ein Scrum-Team zu groß, und was passiert dann? Welche Ansätze es gibt, und was dabei so alles schiefgehen kann, darüber sprechen Peter Ehrenberg und Martin Recke in der zweiten Folge der neuen Staffel.
Still Day One Podcast (Episode 8)
Nach einer längeren Pause sind wir nun zurück mit der zweiten Staffel von Still Day One, dem Podcast von SinnerSchrader. In dieser Folge sprechen Peter Ehrenberg und Martin Recke über Agile Softwareentwicklung. Und über die Frage, wie das eigentlich skaliert. Peter ist Product Engineer und seit zehn Jahren bei SinnerSchrader. Er leitet zusammen mit zwei Kollegen ein Studio.
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