Showing posts with label Martial Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martial Arts. Show all posts
Saturday, 22 April 2017
Agile Scaling Round up
This week's Auspicious Agile video blog takes a look at an updated set of Agile scaling methods. There is coverage from VersionOne's 11th Annual State of Agile Survey, which provides some good perspective. Methods covered included SAFe, Scum-of-Scrums, LESS, RAGE, Disciplined 2.0 and many more (believe me there are allot).
Labels:
Agile,
Agile Management,
Agile Portfolio Management,
Agile Project Management,
Agile Scaling,
Agile Teams,
Aikido,
lean,
LESS,
Martial Arts,
RAGE,
SAFE,
Scaling Agile,
Scrum,
Scrum of Scrums,
ShuHaRi
Thursday, 24 December 2015
Sticky Notes from the Agile Scaling Tour
“Sticky Notes” from my recent Agile Scaling Speaking Tour covering Agile Scaling Methods (SAFE, LESS, DAD, Spotify, SOS, Nexus). This week we cover some key points and learnings from the conferences, and conversations with speakers and participants.
Labels:
Agile,
Agile Business,
Agile Scaling,
Agile Teams,
DAD,
DevOps,
Empowered Team,
Enterprise Agile,
kanban,
Leadership,
LESS,
Martial Arts,
Nexus,
SAFE,
Scaling Agile,
Scrum,
Scrum of Scrums,
ShuHaRi,
Spotify
Friday, 4 December 2015
Agile Scaling Tour - SAFe v LESS
Today we re-visit one of the most popular Auspicious Agile video blog posts. This one covers a comparison of LESS vs SAFe.
Here is the full playlist of Agile Scaling videos prepared for my "Agile Scaling Tour" speaking series covering LESS, SAFE, Scrum-of-Scrums, Nexus, Spotify, DAD, DevOps, and the Shu-Ha-Ri approach to becoming an Agile practitioner @ scale.
Agile Scaling Tour Playlist featured in InfoQ -
All the best, and until next time Stay Agile!
Here is the full playlist of Agile Scaling videos prepared for my "Agile Scaling Tour" speaking series covering LESS, SAFE, Scrum-of-Scrums, Nexus, Spotify, DAD, DevOps, and the Shu-Ha-Ri approach to becoming an Agile practitioner @ scale.
Agile Scaling Tour Playlist featured in InfoQ -
All the best, and until next time Stay Agile!
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
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