Chapter 23. The Economic Rules of the Game: CompetitorsClimate changes a physical landscape. A river that can only be crossed by boat in summer may freeze in winter, making it possible to cross…1d ago1d ago
Part Three: Chapter 21. Reading the Flow of Events“The future is already here — it is just not very evenly distributed” — William Gibson1d ago1d ago
Chapter 22. The Sequence of Economic and Social ChangeProgress is commonly understood to unfold through the invention of a technological marvel that’s gradually adopted by the market, which…5d ago5d ago
Chapter 20. Comparing Maps with Other Tools (SWOT & BMC)One of the big barriers to learning a new tool new is the uncertainty about whether it will provide more value than the tools you’re…May 28, 2024May 28, 2024
Chapter 19. Mapping an IndustryAfter World War II global trade exploded, with a plethora of bilateral agreements between friendly nations and the signing of the…May 21, 2024May 21, 2024
Chapter 18. On False MapsIf you mention maps many organisations claim they already have them — road maps, process maps, customer journey maps etc. — it can seem as…May 13, 20241May 13, 20241
Chapter 16. The Importance of ChallengeIn 1558, Venetian nobleman Nicolò Zeno published a map he found in his family’s archives. It was created by his ancestors during their…Apr 15, 2024Apr 15, 2024
Chapter 15. Wardley Maps, Made Simple“Normally in military conflicts or even in games like chess we have some means of visualising the landscape through a map, whether it’s the…Apr 8, 20242Apr 8, 20242
Chapter 14. Maps are WeaponsDuring the first world war a company of Italian troops were camped in the Alps. Their commanding officer sent a small group on a scouting…Apr 2, 2024Apr 2, 2024
Chapter 13. Landscapes as Force Multipliers“During a crisis, when you are caught up in a battle that will determine the outcome of the war” wrote Fujifilm CEO Shigetaka Komori, the…Mar 26, 2024Mar 26, 2024