Welcome to the Klaxoon resources!
Speedboat: An agile method for project retrospective
The Speedboat template uses the boat analogy for a project retrospective, to draw up an action plan as a team to achieve all your goals.
What's on your radar: a radar to organize and visualize priorities
Quickly map your actions and identify your priorities at a glance.
Business Model Canvas: get an overview of your business model as a team
Analyze your environment as a team and set up your business model together.
Weekly: Everything you need to know to organize the ideal weekly meeting
Structure your weekly meeting and get your team aligned in less than 30 minutes.
Abstraction Laddering: precise problem framing
Take on new challenges by looking at the bigger picture as a team.
How to prepare and facilitate online weekly meetings with Klaxoon and Microsoft Teams
Christophe Trapani is National Call Center Manager at CNAF, a branch of the French social security system. He uses Klaxoon directly in Microsoft Teams as a quick and easy solution for preparing and facilitating his weekly team meeting.
100% participation in my remote meetings
As the manager of a multi-site team at RGIS, Patrick Chossat uses Klaxoon to run his weekly meetings and make them more dynamic. The result is a 100% attendance rate, with 100% participation and easier decision-making, even remotely!
Statement Starters: a method by LUMA Institute
Use the "Statement Starters by LUMA" Template to have an approach to phrasing problem statements that invites broad exploration.
How to drive cross-team efficiency through an entire production cycle
Find out how François Gabart and his team at MerConcept use Klaxoon's collaboration platform to tackle challenges ranging from monitoring to boat design.
What is weekly team meetings?
In a team, when it comes to what each person has to do, every day is different from the last. To enable your team to move forward as one from one week to the next, one good practice is the weekly, a meeting you hold each week to summarise the events of the past seven days and to start the next week with a vision of the direction the team will take.
Speed Boat: An Agile method to discover for your projects
If your team is not yet familiar with the Speed Boat Agile method, it is time for them to get on board!
Work meetings: what's the ideal time?
Meetings are vital when people need to work together. However, if we want to be able to make decisions, find solutions and move our projects forward, we need to create the conditions to guarantee effective and productive work meetings.
Kaizen: 5 continuous improvement areas to explore with your team
Do you want to improve your product or service quality or make sure you keep to deadlines or budgets? Do you want to avoid turning your organisation upside down from one day to the next?