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Mapkeep was a tool to visualize, execute, and track your business and product strategy. You could create, share, and discuss maps and strategy with others and host your Wardley Maps for free with unlimited public projects.
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Sometimes You Don't Need a Wardley Map
Starting with a full Wardley Map can be challenging. Now, when a full Wardley Map is not needed, you can customize whether the Value Chain or Evolution are visible.
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https://blog.mapkeep.com/p/sometimes-you-dont-need-a-wardley-map
Sometimes You Don't Need a Wardley Map
Explore the flexibility of the Wardley Map Editor with customizable settings for your mapping needs. Whether starting with a full map or just a Value Chain, the editor allows you to hide or show the Value Chain and Evolution layers. This feature simplifies the process of listing users, needs, and components, arranging them in a Value Chain, and assigning evolutionary phases. Perfect for when all you need is a focused view, like a profile diagram. Available now for all users.
The free Introduction to Strategy guide now has enough content for you to execute your first step-by-step strategy!
Focusing Step Three: Subordinate Everything Else to the Above Decision content is now available.
https://help.mapkeep.com/learn/subordinate-everything-else-to-the-above-decision
A New Way to Learn Wardley Mapping
Have you tried #wardleymaps and didn’t find value? Did you get lost, didn’t know what to do, found it all a bit overwhelming, or all of the above?
If so, then there is a new approach that you might like.
https://blog.mapkeep.com/p/a-new-approach-to-learn-wardley-mapping
Faster and Better Insights with Wardley Map Layers
Available now, Mapkeep introduces Layers to Wardley Maps.
https://blog.mapkeep.com/p/faster-and-better-insights-with-wardley-map-layers
Faster and Better Insights with Wardley Map Layers
Available now, Mapkeep introduces Layers to Wardley Maps. Layers enhance your mapping experience by simplifying presentations, facilitating competitive analysis, enabling scenario planning, and much more. Achieve faster insights with a more efficient and effective mapping process using Mapkeep Layers. Explore new mapping workflows, tailor presentations, analyze competitors, and evaluate multiple scenarios with ease. Available on Explorer and Villager plans. Try Layers for free on a Quick Map.
Enjoy the weekend. Next week, Mapkeep Layers are going to change how you use #wardleymaps
Available now, you can export any Wardley Map with a simple copy and paste. At launch, export is available in the OnlineWardleyMaps map format.
To learn more, visit https://blog.mapkeep.com/p/export-wardley-maps-with-a-simple-copy-and-paste
Starting today, Wardley Maps from OnlineWardleyMaps can be easily imported into Mapkeep. Continue your work in Mapkeep without losing any time or effort previously invested in OnlineWardleyMaps.
OnlineWardleyMaps in Mapkeep
Import Wardley Maps from OnlineWardleyMaps into Mapkeep. Continue your work with enhanced storage, a user-friendly editor, comprehensive sharing permissions, and live collaboration. No coding knowledge required. Manage access and collaborate in real-time. Visit the Home page to start importing and learn more.