Product Quest Podcast

Scott, Jonathan and Yann
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The Product Quest Podcast follows the quest of Jonathan, Scott and Yann on getting better at innovation and product strategy. The discuss cutting edge approaches like Jobs-to-be-done amongst themselves and with special guests.

  1. VOR 3 TAGEN

    Episode 71: Pam Henderson interviews the PQP team about Jobs-to-be-done

    In this episde we hand over the mic to Pam Henderson an let her interview us about Jobs-to-be-done. Pam is an entrepreneur, professor, and founder and CEO of NewEdge, a growth strategy firm that anchors growth in “opportunity” also, she’s the author of a book with an intriguing title, “Killing Ideas: You can kill an idea, you can’t kill an opportunity. .  Today, we’re passing the interviewer role to Pam - while Yann, Jonathan and I will be the guests - and our topic is a show favorite - JTBD.

    1 Std. 11 Min.

  2. 19. AUG.

    Episode 70: Difficult outcome statements in Jobs-to-be-done, part 2

    Today, we have an extra special episode as we welcome two superheroes of Jobs-to-be-done and we plan to get into the weeds.  First, Dr. Lance Bettencourt. Lance is widely published, and all practitioners should know his work,  most notably with MIT Sloan Review and Harvard Business Review. All should know his HBR article “The Customer-Centered Innovation Map,” where Lance and Tony Ulwick first described the job map… He also has extensive experience as a consultant, doing JTBD projects across many industries, and today is a Professor of Professional Practice at TCU.   Next, Eric Eskey. If you look at the most experienced JTBD practitioners worldwide, Eric is among the top few. You cannot name an industry that he hasn’t worked within. He’s not only a pro at framing and executing qualitative projects, but Eric is a data analysis wizard in the most practical sense, meaning that he can make data come alive in pictures, he helps others to see the story.  I’ve personally worked with both Lance and Eric as well, both with Tony Ulwick’s firm Strategyn as well as afterwards. But more important than all that, they’re both great dudes who I’m proud to call friends.  Lance and Eric,  Welcome to the Product Quest Podcast!  Today, we’re talking shop, as in JTBD-practitioner shop.  We’re going to be talking about challenges when converting customer needs into an “outcome statement.” When we say “outcome,” we’re referring to a customer-need as defined by Tony Ulwick’s Outcome-Driven innovation.  An outcome is a metric that a customer uses to define how well a job is done. For example, if mowing the lawn, we’ll work with customers to get a list of outcomes such as: Minimize the frequency of grass clumps Minimize the time to mow the lawn Minimize the amount of uncut grass next to obstacles Etc.  In practice, a moderator interviews customers to uncover outcomes… and we run across some situations that are a bit tricky. Today, we have a list of six challenges in which our experts are going to help us out.  I will lay out the challenges, but then we’ll all participate as we figure these out together.

    56 Min.

  3. 12. AUG.

    Episode 69: Difficult Outcome statements in Jobs-to-be-done, part 1

    Today, we have an extra special episode as we welcome two superheroes of Jobs-to-be-done and we plan to get into the weeds.  First, Dr. Lance Bettencourt. Lance is widely published, and all practitioners should know his work,  most notably with MIT Sloan Review and Harvard Business Review. All should know his HBR article “The Customer-Centered Innovation Map,” where Lance and Tony Ulwick first described the job map… He also has extensive experience as a consultant, doing JTBD projects across many industries, and today is a Professor of Professional Practice at TCU.   Next, Eric Eskey. If you look at the most experienced JTBD practitioners worldwide, Eric is among the top few. You cannot name an industry that he hasn’t worked within. He’s not only a pro at framing and executing qualitative projects, but Eric is a data analysis wizard in the most practical sense, meaning that he can make data come alive in pictures, he helps others to see the story.  I’ve personally worked with both Lance and Eric as well, both with Tony Ulwick’s firm Strategyn as well as afterwards. But more important than all that, they’re both great dudes who I’m proud to call friends.  Lance and Eric,  Welcome to the Product Quest Podcast!  Today, we’re talking shop, as in JTBD-practitioner shop.  We’re going to be talking about challenges when converting customer needs into an “outcome statement.” When we say “outcome,” we’re referring to a customer-need as defined by Tony Ulwick’s Outcome-Driven innovation.  An outcome is a metric that a customer uses to define how well a job is done. For example, if mowing the lawn, we’ll work with customers to get a list of outcomes such as: Minimize the frequency of grass clumps Minimize the time to mow the lawn Minimize the amount of uncut grass next to obstacles Etc.  In practice, a moderator interviews customers to uncover outcomes… and we run across some situations that are a bit tricky. Today, we have a list of six challenges in which our experts are going to help us out.  I will lay out the challenges, but then we’ll all participate as we figure these out together.

    1 Std. 4 Min.

  4. 29. JULI

    Episode 68: From Waterfall to Agile and beyond with William Bartlett

    In this episode we continue our exploration of the Cynefin framework and how to apply it to innovation. We have already discussed it in a previous episode (Episode 64 with Tom Kerwin). We now want to look at it from another perspective. Our guest William Bartlett is in the field building solutions, meaning he has first hand experience with the challenges of turning the output of a discovery process, such as an idea or some other form of direction into the delivery an actual concrete product. This space between the idea or the output of the discovery process and the actual realization of the idea is not one we have discussed much on the podcast and we look forward to exploring it further. William is an active software engineer, he is also an agile coach and speaker. William also has a very interesting blog where he mostly writes in french, so sorry to all non french speaking listeners! He is very active in the Cynefin community and in our discussion we will cover William's journey from agile to where he is today and how he tries to integrate these ideas in his thinking and in his work. Learn more about William Bartlett here: https://namrats.net/

    59 Min.

  5. 22. JULI

    Episode 67: Steve Portigal on Interviewing and User research

    With us today is Steve Portigal. I have been recommending his book “Interviewing Users: How to uncover compelling insights” all the time for anyone interested in interviewing users.   It’s now out in a second edition and with the promo code QUEST you can get 10% off here: https://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/interviewing-users-second-edition/. Steve helps organizations build more mature user research practices. He has vast experience in interviewing all kinds of users, from families eating breakfasts to rock musicians. In these interviews he has uncovered insights that informed the development of wide range of services and products such as medical information systems, wine packaging and music streaming services. Head over to portigal.com if you want to know more, find his books and the Dollars to Donuts podcast he’s hosting.

    1 Std. 19 Min.

  6. 15. JULI

    Episode 66: Business Growth through Balance with Pam Henderson

    Today, we welcome Pam Henderson. Pam is an entrepreneur, professor, and founder and CEO of NewEdge, a growth strategy firm that anchors growth in “opportunity.” - in quotes, I say ‘in quotes’ because Pam created a method known as Opportunity Thinking, a creative approach to innovation. She’s the author of a book with an intriguing title, “Killing Ideas: You can kill an idea, you can’t kill an opportunity. .  Pam: It’s great to speak with you again and I know that we have a lot to talk about.: Welcome to the Product Quest Podcast!

    1 Std. 3 Min.

  7. 24. JUNI

    Episode 65: UX and Experience Design with Jared Spool

    Today we have a guest that if you don’t know him it more than about time that you do. He’s something of a UX rockstar and one of the leading most influential experts in the field: Jared Spool. He is a Maker of Awesomeness at Center Centre the school he started with Leslie Jensen-Inman to create industry-ready User Experience Designers and where he’s training the next UX generation. In the decades he’s been in the tech field, he’s worked with hundreds of organizations, written two books, published hundreds of articles and podcasts, and tours the world speaking to audiences everywhere. And I can recommend his talks, his writing and his courses to anyone interested because Jared is not only a great communicator but always insightful and rarely at a loss for words!

    1 Std. 4 Min.

  8. 27. MAI

    Episode 64: Cynefin framework with Tom Kerwin

    Our guest today is Tom Kerwin (https://triggerstrategy.com). Tom is an innovation and UX consultant and coach. He is the author of the card deck Innovation Tactics, a deck of methods, exercises and frameworks that helps to make things people really want (we like that here). Tom is also an active proponent of Cynefin, a decision support framework created by Dave Snowden and he has co-facilitated a workshop with Dave using a complexity framework called The Estuarine framework of Estuarine mapping which we will discuss. Read Tom's writing on his substack where he writes about the  pitfalls of OKR's, the Estuarine framework and much more! Tom also hosts a podcast called Trigger Strategy.

    1 Std. 16 Min.
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The Product Quest Podcast follows the quest of Jonathan, Scott and Yann on getting better at innovation and product strategy. The discuss cutting edge approaches like Jobs-to-be-done amongst themselves and with special guests.

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