Lean Change Self-Starter Kit
This template is for people who want to get started with Lean Change Management.
This template includes:
Two LCM Change Canvases
Two Big Visible Change Program Visualizations
MVP - A Minimum Viable Process to get you started
Change Canvases: We include a Storytelling Canvas and a Strategic Change Canvas with short instructions for how to use each section
Big Visible Walls: This is built using Miro's table element so you can customize the rows and columns for your context and workflow.
MVP: This is the simplest possible change management process you can have, along with tips for how to make the most of LCM out of the box!
This template was created by Lean Change.
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Works best for:
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