Map Risks Across Global Supply Chains
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This session targets GFW’s private sector partners and those working with the private sector. The discussion will focus on the 2017 work plan for GFW Commodities and Finance, seeking input from partners to clarify major milestones, roles, and expectations for the initiative.
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Map Risks Across Global Supply Chains
- 1. GFW PARTNERSHIP MEETING WASHINGTON, DC | FEBRUARY 8TH & 9TH PHOTO: CIFOR #GFWPartners17
- 2. #GFWPartners17Presenters: Luiz Amaral, Jane Lloyd and Christo Allegra PARALLEL DISCUSSIONS 2: PRIVATE SECTOR
- 3. 3 Global Forest Watch Partners Meeting New Product Introduction
- 6. Public website New management system Public info Privately held info GFW GFW A A A A B A C X
- 7. SPRINTS: Delivery in the next 6-10 months
- 8. EXPLORE THE MARATHON: Definition of success?
- 9. REMEMBER: innovation happens outside the box
- 10. MEETINGUSERSWHERETHEYARE Description of the need Design Achievement / impact Our goal How will it be perceived? Adapted from http://www.tobiasclarsson.com/courses/masters-and-bachelors-courses/theory-and-methodology-for-engineering-product-development-7-5-ects/
- 11. Project management overview (10min) - Process of development, follow up from Fall Meeting, how are we tackling issues raised, progress so far, timeline, how to contribute Product development (10 min) - Product development strategy, product development creation process. Q&A (15 min) Exercise: defining the new product values (20 min) Exercise: defining a vision of success (30 min) Wrap up
- 12. Project update
- 13. Presentation Outline Product concept recap Product approach Product update User engagement High level user requirements Design process Strategy & concept progress Next steps and how to participate 1 5
- 14. 16
- 15. Progress to date Finance App Design New Platform Design Commodities App Re-envisioning Q2 2016 Q3 Q4 Q1 2017 17
- 16. World Resources Institute 2016 Finance company user engagement 18 Asset Managers Terra Alpha International Banks Morgan Stanley UBS Citibank Multi-lateral banks IIC-IDB Group Local Banks Rabo Bank – Brazil Santander – Brazil Banco Continental – Paraguay Sudameris – Paraguay BBVA - Paraguay ESG Research and Instrument Firm Calvert Investments 22 interview sessions 2 * 1.5 hours each 20 interviewees 11 different firms
- 17. World Resources Institute 2016 Finance company user engagement Consumer Goods Manufacturers Mars Mondelez Unilever Consultants ProForest Traders Cargill Bunge Producers (Processor, Trader) Olam Retailers Walmart 11 interview sessions 1 hour each 21 interviewees 8 different firms 19
- 18. World Resources Institute 2016 New user requirements Efficiency Flexibility Secure Prioritization Directionality Collaboration Standardization Centralization 20
- 19. How we design
- 20. World Resources Institute 2016 Experience foundation Information* + Behavior Tasks Actions Interactions Outcomes Goals Feedback Processes = Workflow *Distilled to the appropriately observable 22
- 21. World Resources Institute 2016 Experience design process Strategy Concept Design Research is fundamental to the design process. While design research may encompass less rational analyses, great design systems are built on rules for rationale. Out of this research, strategy emerges and is codified to create primary tenets against which design process outcomes and deliverables are evaluated. As statistical models are relied on for decision making and design patterns are reused for standardization, unifying concepts and idea driven creative increases in value for information products. Strong concepts and ideas are what create great product experiences. They provide a method to determine coherence and enable metaphors for adoption and comprehension. Ideas are cheap and opportunities to implement are rare, design improves the odds of success. Design is an iterative process from initial sketch to finished product that distills strategy through concept into the actual product. Design communicates ideas through information architecture, content and visual representations. Design is a verb. Needs analysis Brand review Competitive analysis Data review Stakeholder interviews User interviews Concept sketches Impression prototypes Concept direction Interaction models Wireframes Workflows Visual designs Style guides Interactive prototypes Screencasts Pre-production review 23
- 22. World Resources Institute 2016 Strategy – Mapping experience 24
- 23. World Resources Institute 2016 Strategy – Interaction modes Learn Structure the sequence of analysis creation with steps that explain the process. Create a workflow focused on teaching users on location entry and mapping to geographical locations. Provide access to explainer modules that support the interaction flow and connect to video tutorial. Analyze Present relevant data elements in multiple presentation formats including micrographics that enable users to drill into the specific values and review change over time and location. Summarize top-level indicators in analysis displays but provide deep linking to the granular data within sortable tabular formats that can be exported to Excel. Open data queries to offer advanced functionality for custom parameters that enable analysts and managers to view the data in a personalized format. Monitor Aggregate indicators into dashboards that surface the relevant trends and highlight changes against models. Integrate alerting and threshold settings into the information display for contextual adjustments. Visualize dynamic and dimensional information into focused standalone presentations that offer the opportunity to watch real-time trends with minimum manipulation. Communicate Offer diverse distribution and presentation formats to map to the variety of methods required in institutional workflows. Enable collaborative sharing of research and analysis in the platform to encourage a team-based approach for research. Connect professionals back to their primary applications (e-mail, mobile, portals, terminals) for increased engagement. 25
- 24. World Resources Institute 2016 Strategy –Mapping interaction 26
- 25. World Resources Institute 2016 Strategy –Mapping the application 27
- 26. World Resources Institute 2016 Concept – User journeys 28
- 27. World Resources Institute 2016 Concept – Data analysis 29
- 28. World Resources Institute 2016 Concept – Wireframes 30
- 29. World Resources Institute 2016 Concept – Key experience indicators Organizational Adoption Are people using it? Are they able to get over the learning curve? Does it work for a variety of roles up to executive level? Information Capture Are users able to enter information painlessly? Is information reusable in multiple contexts? Can the information be aggregated in useful ways? Risk Intelligence Can risk be analyzed on a project level against policy? Are risk indicators integrated into other applications? Is risk intelligence included at the product level? 31
- 30. Next steps
- 31. World Resources Institute 2016 The timetable Design Develop Launch December March September Activities Needs Analysis Brand Review User interviews Workflow design User journeys Information architecture Data analysis Visual design Interaction design Project team kick-off Vendor contract Design briefing Requirements established Project planning Communication and governance established Security requirements User authentication Homepage Profile pages Front end webpages User testing Security testing Backend analytics Important data & existing code Visualize new data layer New analytical modules User testing Stress testing Penetration testing User Acceptance testing Smoke testing User guides Training video Webinar training session Onboarding of users Communications User survey Deliverables Design Tenets Interaction Model Experience Brief Preliminary Visual Direction Implementation Guide Personas Storyboards User Journeys Key Wireframes Information Architecture Visualization (App & Report) Primary Workflows Style guide Requirements documentation Project plan Governance and communication plan Securing API Servers and versioning controls Front end to specification Authentication models User test scripts Automated user test results User test scripts Automated user test results Security testing results Load testing results UAT scripts and reviews All bug fixes Smoke testing confirmation Push to production Hosting and maintenance implemented Press releases Blogs Training sessions Public event Customer support established Support logs Ongoing hosting and maintenance & customer support User survey and result publication 33
- 32. Your participation February – May 2017 Summer 2017 Intermittently User feedback and security requirements User Acceptance Testing Updates Contact: commodities@globalforestwatch.org / finance@globalforestwatch.org 34
- 33. Discussion
- 34. Thank you.