This productive game involves visual organization and critical thinking to gain insight on what can be done to make your product stand out from the competition. Expand your point of view to understand what your customers truly want from your product.
Prune the Product TreeСливовое Дерево
Prune the Product Tree was originally designed to help product companies collaboratively develop roadmaps and strategic plans with customers. Because of this, the game board – the tree – needs to be tailored for each product. In this example, we describe the online version of the game we used for the Agile 2010 conference retrospective. Timing: 1 hour Ingredients: Customers who attended your conference Players…
Speed Boat
Timing: 1 hour Ingredients: A group of customers with complaints. Players (5..8 recommended): Product Manager / Product Owner Customers Directions: The goal of this game is to identify factors that are preventing your product or service from moving forward. The speed boat represents your company while the issues holding it back are symbolized by anchors. Clicking on this image, will start an “instant play” game…
We Played InnovationGames to Plan TastyCupcakes.org
At Agile Games 2011 in Boston (not to be confused with the other Agile Games conference – Play4Agile in Germany), yours truly got to act as the Product Owner for TastyCupcakes.org and get community input on what features we need to develop. On the one hand, this is a case study for running InnovationGames® and on the other hand we’d like to hear from you about some…
Bang For The Buck PrioritizationBang For The Buck PrioritizationBang For The Buck PrioritizationBang For The Buck PrioritizationPriorisation pour optimiser les investissements
Estimate the relative value of the capabilities or stories you’re planning for your scrum sprints with this Instant Play game that does the work of assessing the real Bang for the Buck in your backlog.