Topic 10 of 10
Discovery & handover
The first two weeks on site and the last: shadowing the work, the real requirement, scoping a slice, the weekly rhythm, and a handover good enough that you're invited back.
- 12 lessons
- 7.2 h reading
- 13.3 h hands-on
- 7 on the FDE path
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Lessons
- 01Shadowing the work as it's really donePath · stage 1Observe the process, not the documentation of it.Free
- 02Finding the real requirementPath · stage 1The stated ask is rarely the need. Learn to get underneath it.Free
- 03Picking the wedge use caseQualify and rank use cases for value in weeks, not quarters. Pro
- 04Feasibility and data access, fastPath · stage 1Decide quickly whether the data can support the promise.Free
- 05Baselines and ROI you can defend LabMeasure before you build, or you can't claim the value after. Pro
- 06Knowing the competing platformsYou're compared with three vendors and an internal team; know their ground. Pro
- 07Running a bootcamp on live dataThe workshop that proves value and sells the next phase. Pro
- 08Scoping a shippable slicePath · stage 6Scope discipline and demo front-ends that protect the go-live date. Pro
- 09Delivering through an SIMost work reaches you through a partner; work well inside their model. Pro
- 10Handover, run state and the next use casePath · stage 6A handover good enough that you're invited back. Pro
- 11Rhythm, writing and people on sitePath · stage 6Run the weekly cadence, write the memo that gets a decision, and map who can stop you. Pro
- 12From one site to manyPath · stage 6Turn site differences into configuration, onboard each site on evidence, and know what to productise. Pro