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DaS™ Adademy 

Module.

LEGEND.One.Light

On Product Design Management.

Jiri Mocicka

AVATAR

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ACD

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Available

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— WHY

This is a problem statement – Outline the main pain points that are relevant to this module. Focus on the immediate team or individual, not the organisation.

— OVERVIEW

The landscape of the
product design development.

“The Future is faster than you think.” Steven Kotler's book describes the phenomenon of the future getting ahead of us by outsmarting our presence. Similarly, Salim Ismail's “Exponential Organisations” shows how 11 attributes of exponential organisations work as a catalyst for any business that wishes to scale.

— Design at Scale™ is here to take your design
team and bring it into the 21st century of design.
— There are no double diamonds, no rigorous
— decks of planning and suggesting the future.
— It is clean, measurable, fully automated,
— transparent, and simple enough to integrate for
— any design team of one, ten, or one hundred plus.

— WHO

Design Leader

Organisation Challenge Individual design leaders who wish to shape  themselves

Personal Design Leaders Challenge who wish to shape the product team or design in a small organisation.

Solution: Design leaders who are working in a complex environment of a large organisation or department and have an ambition to shape their skills towards product delivery. 

— ROI

8%

Money

12%

Time

26%

Risk

17%

Culture

— WHAT

The Learning Curve.

1.0 Landscape Analysis
Clarifying your ambition in your career and life is a profound step to greatness. We'll discuss the difference between ambition, goals, boundaries and routines when it comes to building balanced personal and professional life. 
2.0 Partnerships and SOPs
Vision without belief takes you nowhere. In order to progress we'll help you carve out your Vision based on your own belief system which inevitably leads to greater motivation and resistance.        
3.0 Release Cycles
One of the missing parts of the current design industry is the absence of a theoretical approach to behavioural change. To distinguish yourself and the proposition have your own philosophy.  
4.0 DoR and RoD
Once we carve out the core of the offering and understand what your company offer, we'll look at how to communicate that message with precision to your peers, colleagues or potential prospects.  
5.0 Reframe your Foundation
As a company of one, you'll soon become the master of automation. And it's not only automation of your message across social media (that's secondary). We'll focus on how to create, maintain and broadcast all your work without sending an extra email or slack message. 
6.0 Operationla Excelellnce 
The company of one has to create, maintain and scale its operation across several pillars, like finance, legal, savings, delivery, data storage, hardware and software subscription, with links to partnering companies to make it work in no time. 

— PACKAGE

Immediate Use

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Resources 

On Ambition
On Motivation
On Flexibility
On Learning
On Focus

Resources

On Structure
On Technology
On Coms
On Adoption 
On Trust

Resources

On Refactoring
On Algorithms
On Automation
On Security
On Scalability 

— MODULES

01

On Design Product Management

02

On Product Design Leadership

03

On Product Design
Strategy 

04

On Product Design
Quality

05

On Product Design Value

06

On Product Design Process

07

On Product Design Briefing

08

On Product Design Teams

09

On Product Design Research

10

On Product Design Storytelling

11

On Product Design Language

12

On Product Managing Service Design

13

On Product Design in CX

14

On Product Refinement

15

On Design System & Brand 

16

On Product Design in Organisation

17

On Product Design Resources

18

On Product Design Tools

19

On Product Design Development

09

On Product Integration
The Advisor
HEAD .Shot

Our partners see the patterns others miss – we turn design complexity into a clear advantage.

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 · 
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