Atlas Play Methodology
This is a collection of articles that are key reading for those looking to learn the thinking behind Atlas Play.
15 articles in this collection
Written by Martin Kelman and Alex Matheson
Written by Martin Kelman and Alex Matheson
SaaS vs COTS
What is the difference between SaaS and COTS Applications.
Written by Martin Kelman
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Low-code vs No-code
What's the difference between Altas Play and low-code platforms
Written by Martin Kelman
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Minimum Viable Product
Shifting focus from projects to goals: a look into the MVP methodology
Written by Martin Kelman
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Structure
Atlas Process Design Methodology
How to create a business process in Atlas and how to mature it in an agile way.
Written by Martin Kelman
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Digital transformation isn't easy
Digital transformation isn't easy, and here are the reasons why.
Written by Martin Kelman
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Creating a Stakeholder Map
Understanding who the stakeholders are in your business, how they contribute to it or need to be taken care of is a key step
Written by Alex Matheson
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Practicing Lean Start-Up Methodology
By using a lean approach, your business can benefit from quick, iterative improvements across the board
Written by Alex Matheson
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Defining User Roles
Fundamental to the Atlas methodology is defining user roles, applying processes to versatile roles rather than specific people
Written by Alex Matheson
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Defining a Problem Statement and Setting Goals
A look at the fundamentals of understanding why you're doing what you're doing
Written by Alex Matheson
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ISA-95 Standards and Innovation.
Aren’t standards a great thing? We'll take a look at how ISA-95 standards effect innovation
Written by Martin Kelman
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Process
Continuous Improvement
There shouldn't be an end-state for your processes, continuous improvement can and should occur
Written by Alex Matheson
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Maturing Through Iterative Design
Moving through the maturity process means iterative improvements to your business processes
Written by Alex Matheson
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Documenting your process
Each process you map will start with documentation. Here you start to understand each element that goes into making a process work, or not
Written by Alex Matheson
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