We prefer options that are known to us.
The ambiguity effect is a cognitive bias that describes how we tend to avoid options that we consider to miss information. It can cause companies to remain committed to failing systems, rather than opting for improvement. ... [read more]
Recently I had the opportunity to enjoy a 2 day Liberating Structures (LS) workshop event in London, UK, … ... [read more]
Product development can be described as an elastic relationship that impacts many disciplines and stakeholders. For example, Business demands predictability and Product Development Teams seek autonomy to drive execution and further grow identity. ... [read more]
Chaos Theory remains a very relevant topic years after my Astrophysics studies. Chaos is the science of surprises. It is a framework to understand nonlinear systems that are effectively impossible to predict or control. ... [read more]
What do we build next? What do users want? How do we validate a product? These frequent product questions can be addressed with models and tools. ... [read more]
How can we stay in touch with reality to allow for infinite possibilities? I aim to inspire, think differently and challenge traditional ideas. [read more]