Lean UX for Enterprise

UX designers in large organizations often have requirement overload, poor access to customers, and little room for innovation on projects with legacy products. Large companies are interested in the collaborative aspects of Lean UX and the way it brings designers into the agile process. Sadly, Lean UX is often understood as something that only works well for small teams. 

In this seminar, Josh Seiden will show you that Lean UX does scale, and can be just as effective in those larger organizations. Attend this seminar and be sure your work is making a difference.

Recognize when Lean UX can help

• Spot the difference between agile, collaborative and lean
• Employ alternative funding and process models

Set expectations and get started

• Frame project objectives—focus on outcomes instead of outputs
• Aim for improvement—leaner over time, not overnight

Construct productive teams

• Make roles work on cross-functional teams
• Develop methods for better collaboration with stakeholders

Prepare for obstacles

• Navigate hurdles like distributed teams and third-party vendors
• Diffuse grenades launched into your process by executives

Attend this seminar if you want to:

• Use common-sense methods for better collaboration
• Turn confusing requirements into usable input
• Be more effective as a designer and a design team
• Know more after watching Jeff Gothelf’s or Josh Seiden’s previous seminars on Lean UX

Josh Seiden, co-author of Lean UX: Applying Lean Principles to Improve User Experience,  will show you how to apply Lean UX in organizations of any size.