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Following the TOGAF's Architectural Principles style, John Lewis team have created a set of principles to guide technology decision making. It is well organized and succinct. Enjoy it: https://engineering-principles.onejl.uk/
The automotive industry is changing fast. Tesla´s Model 3 enormous success (electric car with open source technology), and Google evolving their self-driving car. What about the retail market… It seemed to be a established market with slow changes, until Amazon bought...
Explore is the new thing (or phase) which is now evident for many people, especially many proponents of agile methodologies. Lean Enterprise authors said Explore than Exploit. Kent Back calls it 3Xs (Explore, Expand, Extract). But the intention on this exploration...
![[Lean inception] Which one of these titles do you like most?](https://caroli.org/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2014/03/name-for-book.jpg)
I need your help changing a book name. Which one of these titles do you like most? Please vote here. (1) Lean inception: Creating the Right Product (2) Lean inception: How to Build the Minimum Viable Product (3) Lean inception: How to Start a Product the Right Way (4)...
The big problem with NPS is that a number doesn’t solve much. We need to know where to improve, what to do so the promoters continue to promote our company and services, and what motivated the detractors to give us a low score. To get these information, Fred Reichheld...
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NPS (short for Net Promoter Score) came up for the first time in 2003, in a Harvard Business Review article written by Fred Reichheld, consultant at Bain & Company, a renowned American company. In 2006, Reichhel wrote a book called The Ultimate Question that had a...