There are two distinct benefits of Agility. Assuming either is universal and exclusive causes unnecessary conflict: Agilists need to appreciate and value the diversity and find context-specific balance. We are uncovering better ways of developing software says the...
So how can we handle others when we want them to change their behaviour? First and foremost, we should revise our approach.
h# is a revolutionary new, integrated code and method framework, based on the critical value of Radical Simplicity.
There’s a lot more to Cynefin than you might think. It’s like an onion. It stinks. And it makes you cry. And it has layers. Work out which Cynefin domain each layer of your endeavour is in (and reassess regularly) to maximise efficiency and effectiveness.
The real power in change comes when you pick up what inherent drives, interests and passions people around you have. Use it by connecting it to the needs and you are very likely to produce effective change. It is the act of inspiring to action.
One of the biggest technology disasters I’ve seen at ground zero is much more easily understood when it’s viewed through a Cynefin lens. And as you’ll see, this description of Disorder is particularly useful. What is Cynefin? If you don’t know...
Given at Lean Agile Scotland, 11 September 2014 This talk was a real high wire act: using a subject of passionate, vociferous (and yet strangely civilised) debate to talk about organisation change. Fortunately, nobody lynched me! [bs_tabs] [bs_tab...
Download the Boardwalk Template Based on real life situations, and tweaked for the taster workshop that Håkan Forss and I designed and ran at Lean Agile Scotland 2014, here is the standard work template we use for Gemba management. Download PDF: Boardwalk Template...
Within Ericsson we have gained lots of experience from Agile Way of working!
But what about our leadership? Have we become increasingly adoptable at responding to the degree of change and complexity that pervades today’s workplace? A guest post by my dear friend Anna Sandström.
