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Tuesday, August 24, 2:30 PM AEST

UX Australia 2021: Bridging the Business/Experience Divide with the North Star Framework

WEBINAR HOST:

John Cutler

Head of Product Education at Amplitude

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How can UX bridge the language of "the business" and sustainable, human-centered, outcome-oriented product design? How can we lead the conversation around metrics, instead of being relegated to the sidelines?

To tackle this puzzle, John will be conducting a session on the North Star Framework.

The North Star Framework is a model for managing products by identifying a single, crucial metric (the North Star Metric) that captures the core value that your product delivers to your customers. In addition to the metric, the North Star Framework includes a set of key inputs that collectively act as factors that produce the metric. Product teams can directly influence these inputs with their day-to-day work.

This combination of metric and inputs serves three critical purposes in any company:

  • It helps prioritize and accelerate informed but decentralized decision-making.
  • It helps teams align and communicate.
  • It enables teams to focus on impact and sustainable, product-led growth.

Who is this for? Anyone interested in:

  • A greater sense of impact and coherence in your work.
  • Context and inspiration to improve your current tools and metrics, like OKRs, roadmaps, and KPIs.
  • More autonomy, with more flexibility to solve problems, while ensuring your work aligns with the bigger picture.
  • To be data-informed instead of letting the data drive you in circles.
  • Shared language and common understanding about vision, strategy, and value.

 

 

 

Who is this for? Anyone interested in:

  • A greater sense of impact and coherence in your work.
  • Context and inspiration to improve your current tools and metrics, like OKRs, roadmaps, and KPIs.
  • More autonomy, with more flexibility to solve problems, while ensuring your work aligns with the bigger picture.
  • To be data-informed instead of letting the data drive you in circles.
  • Shared language and common understanding about vision, strategy, and value.

Why is data integration & management important?

In a study by Harvard Business Review, companies with advanced data strategies are 2x as likely to report more then 30% revenue growth.