Agile is a Dirty Word
Offered By: Devoxx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the challenges and misconceptions surrounding Agile methodologies in this 50-minute conference talk from Devoxx. Discover techniques for implementing true Agile practices in organizations that believe they are already "doing Agile" or have dismissed it as ineffective. Learn how to effect real change at both the ground level and throughout the wider business. Gain insights into overcoming resistance, addressing common pitfalls, and fostering a learning culture. Examine case studies and practical examples that illustrate successful Agile transformations. Delve into topics such as risk management, cargo cult practices, Agile frameworks, and the importance of aligning goals across departments. Understand the key principles of Agile and how to avoid common misconceptions. Explore strategies for bypassing silos, implementing visual metaphors, and conducting effective value stream mapping. Gain valuable knowledge on enterprise agility and how to create lasting organizational change.
Syllabus
Introduction
Agile is a Dirty Word
Other Dirty Words
Risk Management Theater
Cargo Cult
Agile Frameworks
Agile Partner Certification
Agile vs Kanban
Effects of Agile
Burning Money iteratively
Annual Budgets
Blame Culture
Stage 1 How do we move away
What Agile means
Avoid the Dirty Word
Another Dirty Word
Visual Metaphor
Value Stream Mapping
Quiz
Waste
The Press
The Next Great Manager
Learning Culture
Mike Tyson
Burger King
KFC
Honda
The Goal
The Process
The Plan
What is Clean
Case Study
Bypassing Silos
Aligning Goals
The Eden State
Retro Directive
Summary
Enterprise Agility
Taught by
Devoxx
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