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  1. PIPPI’S BOOK OF THE DEAD TRADING CARDS www.seestrings.com

  2. www.seestrings.com One fine day, I went on a field trip with a bunch of cute boys.

  3. www.seestrings.com With no warning, arms fly out. There is pushing and shoving.

  4. www.seestrings.com A balanced perspective.

  5. www.seestrings.com Today, seestrings, some powerful visual tools, and a real-life example.

  6. www.seestrings.com There are thousands of visual tools available.

  7. www.seestrings.com My teams’ problems won’t stop after I leave. I owe them more than just Lean Agile.

  8. www.seestrings.com Think like a scientist.

  9. www.seestrings.com Just a few of the experts I follow and use.

  10.  David Gray, Sunni Brown, and James Macanufo  120 tools help teams solve common challenges:  Perspective  Visualization  Analysis  Collaboration  Planning www.seestrings.com Gamestorming tools often used with large teams.

  11.  David Silverstein, Neil DeCarlo, and Dr. Phi Samuel  Innovation tools, some with Lean Six Sigma stats focus  BMGI, based in Denver, the leading Lean innovation company www.seestrings.com The Innovator’s Toolkit contains 50 tools. Lean + Six Sigma.

  12.  Innovation Games by Luke Hohmann  Play online globally  www.innovationgames.com  Training/certification for game leaders www.seestrings.com Centeneo (formerly Innovation Games): problems + innovation.

  13. www.seestrings.com I started creating strings that helped me see and solve.

  14. STRING 1: VIEW www.seestrings.com String 1 is View. View is Location. Location is Boston.

  15. www.seestrings.com Today’s seestring case study: biggest problem #2.

  16. STRING 2: TRIAGE www.seestrings.com Triage = sift, sort, separate. Get data. Build a Risk Analysis Backlog.

  17. STRING 2: TRIAGE www.seestrings.com Triage evidence + risk analysis: concern about privacy, noise, status, and...

  18. STRING 3: INSTRUMENT www.seestrings.com In medical science/research, an instrument is a testing tool.

  19. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com Build a lab to run the instrument and test your theory.

  20. STRING 4: LAB Team created trading cards to learn more about each other — especially their remote team members.

  21. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com Team chose 4 hieroglyphics from this line of the Book of the Dead.

  22. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com Sitting + standing; ability to “fly,” and visual dividers

  23. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com She sees things differently. Has no boundaries. Innovates.

  24. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com She does the most simple thing that works.

  25. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com S C A M P E R

  26. STRING 4: LAB P www.seestrings.com “Let’s create privacy dividers with trading cards of our partners.”

  27. STRING 4: LAB R www.seestrings.com Team teased me about pitching their recommendations…so I called a Reverse.

  28. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com Stay focused on outcomes. Did we address these 4 concerns?

  29. STRING 4: LAB www.seestrings.com Stay focused on outcomes. Did we address these 4 concerns?

  30. STRING 5: CAMPAIGN www.seestrings.com Team is running its own campaign to share new teamspace with others.

  31. STRING 5: CAMPAIGN www.seestrings.com You make the call: Is this medical or surgical?

  32. www.seestrings.com Build and run a seestring yourself. Tell me your outcomes.

  33. www.seestrings.com Some more information. And…thank you.

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