Goals driven delivery with impact mapping pmi-march2019

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This document introduces Impact Mapping, which is a structured visualization technique to map out goals, impacted actors, desired impacts, and necessary deliverables. It explains that Impact Maps answer the questions of "why, who, how and what". Examples of Impact Maps are provided on increasing university talk attendance. The document recommends introducing Impact Mapping to teams by conducting a lunch and learn session to brainstorm its application or using it to connect goals to a current project.

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Goals-Driven Delivery with
Impact Mapping
Salah Elleithy

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What keeps me going
is goals.
Image source: boxrec.com
Muhammad Ali

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Scenario
You start working with a new team. After many
meetings and maybe several weeks or months
later, you finally have a “list of stuff” to do.
As the team continues to work, they come to
the realization that we are not aligned on the
goals or the goals are not clear or visible.
What do we do now?

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Doing Busywork with no clear goals!

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What makes Goals important?
“Cat: Where are you going?
Alice: Which way should I go?
Cat: That depends on where you are
going.
Alice: I don’t know.
Cat: Then it doesn’t matter which way
you go.”
You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are
going, because you might not get there.
Yogi Berra
Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

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•  Define what Impact Mapping is
•  Create your first Impact Map
•  Introduce Impact Mapping to your team
What we will cover…

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Thought experiment
•  Think of a goal you want to
accomplish
•  Now think of the actor(s) affected
by this goal. Who might help you?
Who could discourage you?
•  Think of the impact you want to
have by accomplishing this goal
•  Now think of the deliverable you
need to do to make this impact

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What is an Impact Map?
It is simply a structured mind map…
It is a visualization of scope and underlying
assumptions, created collaboratively by the
technical and business people.
It mainly answers the why, who, how and what.
It quickly uncovers our assumptions.

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Goal
Actor
Impact
Deliverable

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Impact Map Example
Source: Godjko Adzick

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Another example
Source: Godjko Adzick

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Create your Impact Map
Increase attendance
for PMI WDC
university talk
events
Source: Godjko Adzick

#ImpactMapping
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How to introduce to your team?
1.  Introduce it to at least one person next week
and get their thoughts or feedback
2.  Conduct a lunch and learn session with your
team and brainstorm on how you might
apply impact mapping in your context
3.  Look at your project and use it to connect
the dots on your project (why, who, how and
what)

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More reading
impactmapping.org

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Contact
Salah Elleithy
salah@sparkagility.com
twitter.com/@selleithy
linkedin.com/in/selleithy
medium.com/@selleithy

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1. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Goals-Driven Delivery with Impact Mapping Salah Elleithy

2. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility What keeps me going is goals. Image source: boxrec.com Muhammad Ali

3. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Scenario You start working with a new team. After many meetings and maybe several weeks or months later, you finally have a “list of stuff” to do. As the team continues to work, they come to the realization that we are not aligned on the goals or the goals are not clear or visible. What do we do now?

4. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Doing Busywork with no clear goals!

5. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility What makes Goals important? “Cat: Where are you going? Alice: Which way should I go? Cat: That depends on where you are going. Alice: I don’t know. Cat: Then it doesn’t matter which way you go.” You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are going, because you might not get there. Yogi Berra Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

6. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility •  Define what Impact Mapping is •  Create your first Impact Map •  Introduce Impact Mapping to your team What we will cover…

7. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Thought experiment •  Think of a goal you want to accomplish •  Now think of the actor(s) affected by this goal. Who might help you? Who could discourage you? •  Think of the impact you want to have by accomplishing this goal •  Now think of the deliverable you need to do to make this impact

8. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility What is an Impact Map? It is simply a structured mind map… It is a visualization of scope and underlying assumptions, created collaboratively by the technical and business people. It mainly answers the why, who, how and what. It quickly uncovers our assumptions.

9. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Goal Actor Impact Deliverable

10. #ImpactMapping @selleithy @sparkagility Impact Map Example Source: Godjko Adzick

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