Lean Service Creation

Bold call on "Lean Service Creation is the only open source design process and toolkit on this planet." @demiliag Considering there's also a wide range of other open source processes and toolkits, like this one I made with some friends: https://enspiral.com/collaborati... Or this whole community which is dedicated to Open Design: http://opensourcedesign.net/ also known as Design Open now: http://opendesign.foundation/ And there's also other part-open projects such as: - Frog's Collective Action Toolkit: https://www.frogdesign.com/work/... - Lifehack's Resource library which has a Design Challenge Toolkit (that I wrote): https://lifehackhq.co/lifehack-r... - 100% Open Innovation Toolkit: https://www.100open.com/toolkit/ - DIY Toolkit: http://diytoolkit.org/ I appreciate that this is a great resource, and heartily encourage more people to work in the open (hence having run workshops at Open Source Open Society - http://www.opensourceopensociety...).

I love the guys in Futurice, if you are around London just get in touch with them and go to one of the meetups they hold in their office. They are lovely and welcoming... now let's talk about the tool :D It's interesting and quick, Lean Service Creation is nothing more than a curated series of Canvases. As they say, you don't need to use all of them at the same time and you don't have to do it in a particular order. The speak plain english and this is what I love the most!

More frameworks = Dope

Well done for releasing something in creative commons.

One of the challenges of projects like this is that PDF's are generally where information goes to die, not to be forked, improved and merged back into the branch. So I'm interested how I could contribute to this as an open source project, if it actually is one?

Pros:

Free Resources, relatively well designed.

Cons:

This isn't "The only open source design process and toolkit on this planet".

OMG, This is so cool! Bookmarked and will be used on my projects

Thank you for your hard work - I will put it to good use 😁

Very usefull...at the end every company can re-work this canvas but absolutly this is a great baseline...