Welcome to For Every Idea LLC

Hedge your bets with a reusable digital strategy that simplifies complex business ideas. For Every Idea produces your content with plain language for people with their preferred communication format (written narrative, visual illustration, or streaming video).

Reusable Enterprise Communication

Learning from Simulation

How about simplifying logistics with a reusable message that is available on demand instead of having the same training meeting repeated for each stakeholder.

Take a look at my example Reusable Message as a simple way to provide a personal introduction and thoughts on how to leverage digital communication platforms.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlE3ldb-J6KCNLsPd75YqAl6XWfHK4TZj

​Solution simulation works as a continuous learning process of designing, prototyping, and testing enterprise understanding of business ideas and proposed ​architectural decisions.​  

Sample Business Case Template from a simulated mobile application prototype using the "Ten Slide Pitch Deck" format by Art of Start 2.0​ author Guy Kawasaki ​https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlE3ldb-J6KD6U0CS0VvBz8ke3ovdLI8Y

Once you organize information in a straight forward format, meaningful action is straight forward.

The For Every Idea Toolkit

A successful idea results in putting valuable thought into well organized, straight forward formats that make sense to everyone.  Minimize the effort it takes to collaborate, edit, and share ideas among your community with the following three (3) enterprise communication tools: 

1. Business Vocabulary and Rules Glossary: any organization with fairly complicated, non-standard terminology requires a simple glossary that ensures meaningful semantics, context, and distinction among business and system stakeholders;
2. A digital live edit platform: ease navigation problems caused by relentless iteration among multiple versions of business process improvement and technology artifacts with a single location to streamline storage and access to content; and 
3. Digital publishing templates: a reusable process that packages ideas (notes, diagrams, napkin sketches, etc) through incremental translation into meaningful communication (formatted with business or technology specified stencils).