Posts Tagged ‘for Cross-Functional’
Slow Down to Speed Up: Jake McKee’s Guide to AIX (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Dianna Deeney interviews Yakira Mirabito about social dynamics within engineering and how it affects decision-making.
Read MoreBlank Flipcharts Don’t Make Magic, But Templates Do
In product development, the “fuzzy front end” of concept development often represents both tremendous opportunity and significant challenge. During this critical phase, teams are tasked with defining problems, understanding customers, and generating solutions-all before any engineering begins. How we navigate this phase dramatically impacts bottom-line results, market share, customer satisfaction, and whether projects even launch…
Read MoreWhy Your Cross-Functional Team Isn’t Communicating Effectively (And How to Fix It)
Have you ever watched a promising product idea slowly die in the fuzzy space between “great concept” and “actual development”? You’re not alone. The journey from product idea to market-ready solution contains a critical yet often overlooked phase: concept development. This is where cross-functional teams must align their diverse perspectives to create a solid foundation…
Read MoreSocial Dynamics within Engineering with Yakira Mirabito (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Dianna Deeney interviews Yakira Mirabito about social dynamics within engineering and how it affects decision-making.
Read MoreImproving Communication and the Workplace with Meagan Pollock (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Dianna Deeney interviews Meagan Pollock about improving communication and the workplace.
Read MorePrioritizing Customer Satisfaction in Product Design (the Kano Model)
How do you balance customer wants with project constraints? We delve into prioritizing customer satisfaction in product design using a Kano Model.
Read MoreMaximizing Meeting Value and Participation
In this episode, we uncover practical strategies that make co-working sessions truly valuable, which will help us in maximizing meeting value and participation.
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