Example : Mind Mapping 

 Challenge and Selection 

 First tool I used was Mind Mapping . I started the process by assessing what is — who the customers   are , what they think of the product or service prototypes , and what resources there are for further   development . This exploratory stage helps me identify data that needs to be translated into useful   insights to help progress of project . Mind mapping is a tool that helps me to filter a huge amount of   data into information and insights to be easily communicated . It ’s a great alternative to PowerPoints ,   spreadsheets and charts . This tool captures and represents the minds of the customer . This means   you need to enlist your customers help to truly gain deep insights . I had involved all stakeholders in   the mind mapping process — this also includes colleagues ( you need them on the same page about the   challenge the company is facing ) . Consequently , it gives me meaningful data and allows patterns to   emerge that might otherwise be missed . 

 I often use this tool for most of my Telecom projects where I need to shift technology to digitally   advance and at the same time ready customers and colleagues to adapt change as all these ideas   discussed with them . 

 Application and Approach 

 I have started with Single Idea that was represented with Text , Color or Image . Further , I have   encourage all stakeholders and started populating the space with More - subsidiary ideas around the   main idea and connect with lines that link it with Central idea .   For making this activity workable , I   have took below steps:- 

    Create a place for interaction   Invite customers and stakeholders to interact with product or service and give feedback .   Invited at least 10 - 15 stakeholders — this will ensure that there is enough useable data . 

    Encourage ideation   Equip each participant with paper , pens and sticky notes . As they interact with the product   and service ask them to highlight what they think is good about it , what could be improved   and any new ideas they might have . Remind them that no idea is a bad idea — sometimes the   best ideas are initially the least obvious . 

    Organize the data   Once the note taking is completed , it ’s time to workshop . Split the group up into 3 - 4   participants per table . Before inviting them to share , have them group their ideas into   clustered themes . Then have one participant present the theme , for example “ Robotics ” .   After that , have another participant add any sticky notes that fit under the theme . It ’s crucial   not to ignore additional outlying ideas at this stage , simply group them together . 

    Turning ideas into insights   Challenge participants to come up with an insight statement — a few words that turn what is   implied by their thematic observations into a genuine insight . A good way to get started is to   start asking “ So what ? ” . Participants might need to be asked this several times until an insight   is uncovered . Once it is revealed , write the insight statement down on a stick note and put it   at the top of the theme . 

 Once aforementioned activities completed my Mind - Mapping is ready for prototyping and   workable future model . Now my next step is “ What if “ – which are the conditions that design   solutions must satisfy to solve customer problems . 

 Insight 

 I have learn that visual thinking can sometimes be better than words when brainstorming , asking   questions and connecting ideas previously thought to be connectable . And mind mapping makes   visual thinking come alive . The old saying , “ a photo is worth a thousand words ” is certainly true as a   mind map with photos , sketches , and data visualizations provide an alternative way to express and   share complex ideas . Mind mapping is visual pathway of overall vision that can be used by anyone for   any project irrespective of domain . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Example : Mind Mapping 

 Challenge and Selection 

 First tool I used was Mind Mapping . I started the process by assessing what is — who the customers   are , what they think of the product or service prototypes , and what resources there are for further   development . This exploratory stage helps me identify data that needs to be translated into useful   insights to help progress of project . Mind mapping is a tool that helps me to filter a huge amount of   data into information and insights to be easily communicated . It ’s a great alternative to PowerPoints ,   spreadsheets and charts . This tool captures and represents the minds of the customer . This means   you need to enlist your customers help to truly gain deep insights . I had involved all stakeholders in   the mind mapping process — this also includes colleagues ( you need them on the same page about the   challenge the company is facing ) . Consequently , it gives me meaningful data and allows patterns to   emerge that might otherwise be missed . 

 I often use this tool for most of my Telecom projects where I need to shift technology to digitally   advance and at the same time ready customers and colleagues to adapt change as all these ideas   discussed with them . 

 Application and Approach 

 I have started with Single Idea that was represented with Text , Color or Image . Further , I have   encourage all stakeholders and started populating the space with More - subsidiary ideas around the   main idea and connect with lines that link it with Central idea .   For making this activity workable , I   have took below steps:- 

    Create a place for interaction   Invite customers and stakeholders to interact with product or service and give feedback .   Invited at least 10 - 15 stakeholders — this will ensure that there is enough useable data . 

    Encourage ideation   Equip each participant with paper , pens and sticky notes . As they interact with the product   and service ask them to highlight what they think is good about it , what could be improved   and any new ideas they might have . Remind them that no idea is a bad idea — sometimes the   best ideas are initially the least obvious . 

    Organize the data   Once the note taking is completed , it ’s time to workshop . Split the group up into 3 - 4   participants per table . Before inviting them to share , have them group their ideas into   clustered themes . Then have one participant present the theme , for example “ Robotics ” .   After that , have another participant add any sticky notes that fit under the theme . It ’s crucial   not to ignore additional outlying ideas at this stage , simply group them together . 

    Turning ideas into insights   Challenge participants to come up with an insight statement — a few words that turn what is   implied by their thematic observations into a genuine insight . A good way to get started is to   start asking “ So what ? ” . Participants might need to be asked this several times until an insight   is uncovered . Once it is revealed , write the insight statement down on a stick note and put it   at the top of the theme . 

 Once aforementioned activities completed my Mind - Mapping is ready for prototyping and   workable future model . Now my next step is “ What if “ – which are the conditions that design   solutions must satisfy to solve customer problems . 

 Insight 

 I have learn that visual thinking can sometimes be better than words when brainstorming , asking   questions and connecting ideas previously thought to be connectable . And mind mapping makes   visual thinking come alive . The old saying , “ a photo is worth a thousand words ” is certainly true as a   mind map with photos , sketches , and data visualizations provide an alternative way to express and   share complex ideas . Mind mapping is visual pathway of overall vision that can be used by anyone for   any project irrespective of domain .
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