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WORLDCLASS ENGINEER Design Sprints — the Secret to Rapidly Developing Products Customers Actually Want This post will teach you the process of running a design sprint — a method developed by Jake Knapp, a partner at Google Ventures — to solve big problems and test new ideas in just five days. Most teams often invest months, even years, in developing a product or service, only to discover they've built something that no one wants. Jake developed a method that helps teams make better use of time and resources by simulating the entire product development process in just five days. A design sprint helps teams filter ideas and gain clarity as to which of them are best to pursue. Let's dive in and see what that process looks like at a high level, and how to implement it. For more a more detailed, step-by-step process, check out Jake's book. Preparing for the Sprint To kick-off a design sprint, your goal is to assemble a diverse team from within your company of five to eight experts in different areas of the business. Here's how the five day sprint plays out… What are the technical and market risks?
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2016 CIO must-reads for summer: Win the books What are you reading this summer? We polled our Enterprisers and IT executives to see which books had the most impact on them. They are listed here as part of our Enterprisers Project Summer Book Giveaway. Check out the list below, and then enter for a chance to win all the books. Editor's note: The contest is officially closed. Agile IT Organization Design: For Digital Transformation and Continuous Delivery By: Sriram Narayan Recommended by: John Marcante, CIO and Managing Director of Vanguard's IT Division, Vanguard Book description: Drawing on 15+ years working with leaders in telecommunications, finance, energy, retail, and beyond, author Sriram Narayan introduces a comprehensive agile approach to "Business-IT Effectiveness" that is as practical as it is valuable. Why it’s a must-read: "Beyond the technology enablers, the book dives into the organizational design and management culture needed to thrive in this agile world," Marcante says. By: The Arbinger Institute Winning with Data