To sense if the experiments are moving you in the right direction, you first need to be able to “see” and measure your current system of work. You need to know your starting points. Here we refer again to Dan Terhorst-North’s “visualize, stabilize, optimize.” You first need to be able to visualize steps in a value stream from left to right. You nee

while it has roots in both content and process, it is enhanced by new technologies that enable dynamic, adaptive workflows to inform the design of real-world, people-oriented solutions.

Thin slicing starts with understanding the end-to-end customer journey, defining clear customer goals, mapping outcomes or features at each step in the journey, and then relatively prioritizing thin slices that can be released to the customer for validation and feedback. This creates the “build, measure, learn” loop in agile delivery. During the fi