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Speaker: Volker Frank Senior Consultant Outformationsthat Eve sent to me www.outformations.com volker@outformations.com

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An ‘Agile’ State of Mind: How Agile software development & values power productivity

(in business & beyond)

Speaker: Volker Frank Senior Consultant Outformations www.outformations.com volker@outformations.com

An ‘Agile’ State of Mind

How Agile software development & values power productivity

What is ‘Agile’?

•  A software development process •  A necessity for management •  A state of mind •  A spiritual practice

•  It’s an approach to problem solving

Complicated Problems

•  Classic engineering problems •  There is a right answer

– With the necessary expertise •  Analyze -> Design -> Plan -> Do

2 + 2 = ?

Complex Problems

•  The solution is ‘unknowable’ •  Not clear enough cause/effect

relationships •  Systems of contributing factors

•  Social Systems… – Reform policies (eg. economic, healthcare) – Software development – Organize a children’s party

Complex Problems (2)

•  Experimentation –  ‘Safe-fail’ probes instead of fail-safe solutions – Amplification Strategy – Recovery Strategy

•  See -> Do -> Inspect -> Adapt

•  Plan for change

Agile Software Development

•  Two week iterations – Working software to show – Focus on high value, high priority work

•  Conversation over documentation •  Results over activities

– Working software – NOT: milestones, artifacts, tasks

•  Retrospectives every 2 weeks

High Performance Teams

•  Committed to continuous improvement •  Optimize for learning

What works for teams

•  Stable teams – People over process

•  Cross-functional teams – Shared

accountabilities

©Dannyman'

Trusting Informality

•  Co-location – shared physical space – Big visible information radiators – Conversations –  Informal learning

©Desarrollando'América'La3na'

Planning for Uncertainty

•  Keep it simple •  Create shared understanding -

conversations

©'2009'Jeff'Pa:on,'all'rights'reserved,'www.AgileProductDesign.com'

Agile as Spiritual Practice

•  Comfortable with not knowing – …and behaving accordingly

©David'Dolphin'

•  Willing to be wrong

©Carl'Baron'

•  Transparent and vulnerable

©Oli'Young'

•  Questioning reality

Take-Away (1)

•  Collaborate radically – Resource optimization backfires – Creativity – Diversity

©Desarrollando'América'La3na'

Take-Away (2)

•  Plan for the end result – What

•  Lightly strategize on approach – The How will change – Optimize for learning

Take-Away (3)

•  Optimize for Momentum – Good enough …for now – Avoid Perfection – Small Steps – Prioritize

©Carl'Baron'

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Resources

•  “David Snowden” on YouTube – How to Organize a Children’s Party – Cynefin Framework

•  David Allen: Getting Things Done •  Blogs

– Bob Marshall: http://agilesensei.com/blog – Jurgen Appelo: http://www.noop.nl – Henrik Kniberg:

http://blog.crisp.se/author/henrikkniberg

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