Mobius – Find the Simplest Path
Life is short. Build something that matters
Outcome Delivery is an open-source framework to deliver measurable, meaningful outcomes. It includes the core principles, practices and tools to help align people towards a shared purpose. These are available to download and view in the Toolkit section.
To help navigate the Toolkit, all practices can be visualised on a canvas based on the Outcome Delivery framework which has three parts.
Why: Discovery
The Discovery zone starts with the current as-is state. Why are you doing this? What problems are you trying to solve, and for whom? How will you measure the Outcomes?
Think of this as setting your compass at the start of a journey.
How: Options
Now you know where you want to go, how will you get there? There can be many paths to get to your destination. Rather than committing to one option, create alternatives then measure which one really returns the most outcome for the least effort.
What: Deliver and learn
As you deliver options, focus on getting feedback from the end-users. Measure the impact. What do your experiments tell you? Which ones are worth implementing?
As you move around the loop you learn how to deliver the Outcomes. This takes you back to the options pivot. Choose to go back on the discovery loop, or right on delivery.
That’s it. Outcome Delivery.
Workshops Near You?
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Download the Mobius Quickstart Guide or read it online
The quickstart guide is an extract from the upcoming ‘Mobius Outcome Delivery Playbook’ by Gabrielle Benefield. Read it in your browser, or download a copy to read offline or print it to read at your leisure. (The book is 6″ x 9″ landscape format and an e-book version will be available soon.)
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