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Target: Process Design. Weapon of Choice: Sticky notes

Target: Process Design for Successful Research Partnerships

Weapons of Choice:

  • A stack of Sticky notes
  • Years of experience working "at the other side of the fence" 
  • A good amount of very helpful stakeholder interviews

Main challenge: The sticky notes don't actually stick

 


 

Upside: A good incentive to move to digitising that stack of notes quickly. 

I feel like I'm making good progress. I have made a solid start on the recommendations document, and have transplanted all sticky note wisdom onto my computer, where it forms the basis of a process map with resource recommendations for NPYWC staff who engage in research projects. I have planned a workshop with several people in a week's time, where we'll test drive the process document. One week should be enough to flesh out the current process, as well as advance my recommendations document. 

using sticky notes for good, not evil

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