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Agile 2016 – David Bland – Assumptions Mapping – Bridging the Gap Between Design Thinking & Agile

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Bridging the Gap Between Design Thinking & Agile

Precoil Founder and CEO, David Bland recently led a workshop at Agile 2016 on Assumptions Mapping. In his session, David explored how to use Lean UX to bridge the gap between Design Thinking, Lean Startup and Agile. In this interview, David shares his thoughts on how Assumptions Mapping can be used to create valuable conversations with your teams to help deepen their understanding of the customer’s needs and the risks associated with addressing those needs. Ultimately, this helps teams understand where to focus their efforts in order to increase learning and deliver greater value.

You can learn more about David’s workshop at Agile 2016 by reading his session abstract. For more information on David’s new company, check out Precoil. And be sure to follow David on Twitter, @davidjbland.

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