Vizzuality playbook in progress
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This vision was accepted by consent in a whole-company workshop in May 2018.
Vision statements are meant to be a more practical and measurable expression of the Purpose. Within five years, what would we like to achieve? It is intended that these statements help everyone at the company understand what we are aiming for, and also to help them make decisions about where to focus their energies. If you’re doing a task and it isn’t contributing to the vision, ask yourself how you can alter it so that it’s helping us create the company we all want.
We would like to propose four main visions for what we want to achieve in the next five years.
100 Million people are using our tools every year to understand the world and act to make it better
Our team is a unique assembly of capabilities and skills working together for a flourishing planet.
Our team is inspired by the projects we work on and we’re open and generous with our knowledge
Thousands of people follow us into a movement creating a more sustainable, equal and enjoyable way of doing business
An initial version of these statements was presented at Vizzcamp 2018, and using the feedback from the sessions and the comments coming out of the consent process we refined these statements. We received no blocking comments, only suggestions. You can see the initial statements, the comments we heard, and how we reflected those in our new visions, in this document
We have two main priorities for the next six months.
1. Increase the urgency of our work and complete projects more quickly.
Under this priority we will undertake five main activities
2. Win the largest, best, most impactful, and most profitable projects.
Under this priority, we will undertake four main activities.
This is in order to double our per staff profit, so we’re able to invest that new profit in more initiatives that achieve our purpose.
There are a number of other strategic priorities that we want to focus on in the coming years. But we won’t be able to do them until we’ve delivered these first two groups of priorities. Therefore we’re using a classic Agile Backlog system. Once we have secured a greater source of funds for new initiatives, we will reopen the backlog and, using a consent process, include a few new priorities. You can see these here if you want to comment already