Digital Transformation
From a small company to a large corporation: The digital revolution brings about profound changes. What was important yesterday is irrelevant. Business models are re-defined and digital skills are becoming important. Organizations that manage to provide their services in a more agile fashion and simultaneously keep pace with the digital infrastructure–networks, hardware and IT platforms–, are ahead of the game in digitalization.
The digital revolution calls many things into question. Only those who master digitalization as a connected business champion will have long-term competitive success.
Smart Home: Optimizing the customer experience through organizational transformation
Better information for passengers in the train
How to manage culture transformation
Agile Frameworks like SAFe are primarily used to improve time-to-market, to cope with fast changing market requirements and to increase efficiency, however its impact on culture slips under the radar.
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How to prepare and facilitate a remote PI Planning
The COVID-19 pandemic forces many companies to work fully remote. Organizations that operate according to the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) must adapt their way of working from face-to-face meetings with more than hundred people to fully remote work in a very short time frame.
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Digital Workforces – Mindset und Kultur
On March 21st, Carole Häusermann of mm1 Switzerland gave a keynote on "What mindset & culture does the (new) digital workforce demand?" at the F Ective event in Zurich. While doing so, she particularly shed light on why cultivating a unique corporate culture is important, what the central driving forces of the digital workforce are, and how mm1 Switzerland managed to attract this talent.
Agile Development
Solve large tasks in small steps - an agile process is not only useful in software development
[Poster] Corporate Lean Startup
Large companies behold with fascination the innovation speed and creativity of startups. In order to take advantage of the benefits of a lean, agile and innovative working method, we use the mm1 Corporate Lean Startup process model to demonstrate a path to increase innovative strength, decrease investment risks and achieve a cultural change towards an agile and customer-focused organization.
[Poster] Lean Startup
The mm1 Lean Startup Poster provides the first holistic overview of the concept of Lean Startup and Customer Development based on the publications of Eric Ries, Ash Maurya, and Steve Blank. The illustration shows the individual phases and facilitates the use of existing templates such as Risk Board, Business Model Canvas or Lean Canvas.
