Wardley Mapping Doctrine

Wardley's Doctrine is a set of principles and guidelines for effective strategy development and execution. It emphasises transparency, situational awareness, common language, challenging assumptions, and a focus on user needs. The doctrine also promotes pragmatism, flow optimisation, and a bias towa

Mastering User Needs: A Strategic Approach

Understanding and meeting the needs of your users is crucial for the success of any business. This document provides a comprehensive guide on how to identify, analyse, and address user needs effectively. It covers key strategies for navigating different market domains, from the uncharted to the indu

Building a Common Language for Collaboration

Achieving true collaboration across different functions and teams within an organisation requires a shared understanding and common language. By establishing a universal way of communicating and mapping processes, companies can overcome the "Business vs. IT" problem and enable effective coordination

Learning Climatic Patterns

Lets explore the key climatic patterns that impact business and technology, including how components evolve over time, how characteristics change, and how efficiency enables innovation. It also discusses the challenges of managing multiple methodologies and the importance of understanding the past t

Mastering the Game: A Guide to Strategic Gameplay

Navigating the complex landscape of strategic gameplay requires a deep understanding of the various approaches and techniques available to influencing the map. This comprehensive guide will explore the different forms of gameplay, from open approaches to exploiting constraints, and provide insights

The Anti-Pattern Organisation

This document examines the anti-patterns for Wardley Mapping, which are the reverse of the best practices for understanding an organisation's landscape. It describes what an organisation that doesn't understand its landscape would look like, covering areas such as failing to focus on user needs, usi