Products andpeopleoverprocessanddogma

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Mechanics

ActionProductsover

Process

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Products and Peopleover

Process and Dogma

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What’s your story?

How do those words help your product?

Choose a few words to describe your process

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Share, Compare, Learn

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Learningby

Comparing

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Heart SurgeryBrown M and Ms

Why compare these?

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B-17 Rialto Restaurant

Or these?

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Simple - Complicated - Complex

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Complex Adaptive Systems

Dave Snowden

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Complexities We Face

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Agility and ComplexityCreating Community (Common Vision)

Form Communities (Chartering)

Composing Product (Personas - Story maps - Sketching)

Create an Eco-System (Iteration 0 - Common Workspace)

Delivery (Iterating)Staying Connected (Daily Standup - Common Workspace)

Tracking Progress (Task Walls - Burncharts - Velocity)

Technical Agility (Continuous Integration - Test Driven)

Delivering Value (Acceptance Tests - Continuous Deploy)

Learning (Tuning)Validating Progress (Reviews - User Testing)

Reflect and Improve (Retrospective – Market Feedback)

Discovery (Planning)Product Releases (Value - Effort - Dependencies)

Iterative Delivery (Iterations (cycles) - Kanban (flow))

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Discovery Delivery

What and Why How and When

Continuous Product Learning

“Pivot”

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How do your processes promote product learning or “pivots”?

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Rethinking Development

( the simplest thing that matters )

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Continuous Deployment(extremely crazy or extremely powerful?)

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Imagine your project is a start up?

How would your approach differ?

Where would you invest your money?process (how) vs. product (why)

Balancing Your Investments

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The Customer Checklist

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How do you measure product success?

Does it help you “pivot”? (measure, learn and move towards value)

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The Red Threads (so far)

Learning by Comparison

Checklists and Complexity

Customer Development

Meaningful Investment

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The Story of Brown M & Ms( complexity calls for simplicity )

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Atul Gawande(author Checklist Manifesto)Simple Process / Complex Problems

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Learning by Trying is Scientific(succeeding and failing)

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Wendy Freedman (on the laws of gravity )

“Gravity is just a theory … there is always testing.”

V = GT F = MG

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Common Laws in Action

GeorgeOhm

Ohm’s Law

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What are the laws for agility?

What are the best guides?

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Dude’s Law

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Discussions around ”are we doing Agile?”

{ Meaning = Intent / Action }

{ Worth = Purpose / Practice }

“Why are we doing what we are doing?”

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Dude’s Law: Value = Why / How

V=WHV=

WH

Questions?

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