Playing Lean
Playing Lean for the better future
Playing Lean @RIT Croatia.
Using Games and Simulations to Facilitate Generative Conflict
An exploration of generative and destructive conflict; play and social success; and role of games in contested spaces.
Ten years of Playing Lean
A little gift for the decennial anniversary.
On learning from mistakes
A conversation with Mark Graban of the My Favorite Mistake podcast.
Playing in London
Become a better innovator by playing a game!
Improving the impact of remote Playing Lean workshops through action inquiry and critical reflexivity
A detailed view of one complete action research cycle with simultaneous first-person research and second-person co-inquiry.
On corporate innovation and curiosity
A conversation with Judith Germain of the Maverick Paradox Magazine podcast.
Validation through crowd-funding
On learning the hard way.
On Playing Lean, customer development, and lean startup
A conversation with Mal McCallion of the Growth Execution Podcast.
On using plain language
A conversation with Bella Englebach of The Edges of Lean podcast.
Gamifying Lean with Bruno Pešec
On lean, innovation, and strategy with Ron Pereira of Gemba Academy.
Lean Startup in a nutshell
Lean Startup, a methodology for developing businesses and products, in 56 minutes.
How to design effective experiments using Playing Lean Experiment Report
A simple visual template to help you design better lean experiments.
Lean Startup in the public sector and beyond
How can the public sector benefit from the Lean Startup?
Business Modelling Facilitator Training
Everything there is to know about upcoming training by Playing Lean!
Teaching business modelling without committing murder
Share what is valuable for the learner, not everything you know.
Is business modelling now more important than ever?
Research shows that dynamic environments strengthen the effect of product innovation on business performance.
Learning is not mandatory
Are you creating waste by accidentally discarding knowledge?
How to maximise learning from Playing Lean workshops
Recollection and synthesis are an important part of an effective learning process. That's why I always suggest you create opportunities for them in your Playing Lean workshops.
Games as a way to coach and teach lean thinking
Simulations and games can be extremely beneficial, so long as we use them to highlight and explain the underlying behaviors we must adopt if we are to successfully embrace lean… and not only the tools.
