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Submitted Conference Content
Full name |
Jurgen De Smet + Nelis Boucké
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Job |
Certified LeSS Trainer, Licensed Management 3.0 Trainer, Innovation Games Qualified Instructor |
email |
jurgen [at] co-learning [dot] be |
Skypeid |
jurgen_conn_gent |
Phone number |
+32489478226 |
Company |
Co-Learning |
City (Country) |
Belgium |
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1h30 |
Type of Conference |
Workshop / 40 attendees |
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Sensitized |
More with LeSS - Truly Scale Business Agility in Product Development
Biography
Jurgen De Smet was a guiding hand in one of the largest Agile transitions in EU Healthcare. A master of game techniques for serious enterprise, he has taken companies in some of the most risk-averse, regulated industries and made them rock star achievers of sustainable innovation. His Belgium-based company Co-Learning supports senior and middle management and entrepreneurs in building and sustaining learning organizations. Known as tough, knowledgeable, persistent and energizing, he is a driver of Gamestorming across Europe, a Innovation Games Qualified Instructor, and the first to implement Luke Hohmann’s concepts for citizen participation in Budget Games outside the United States. Jurgen is a Certified LeSS Trainer, Licensed Management 3.0 trainer, the author of Budgetspelen: Inwoners bepalen het beleid!, co-author of Personal Kanban in a nutshell: The practical guide to personal happiness and a leader in regional and global communities of practice that keep him freestyling with the best.
Description
* Large? **Don't**
* Multisite? **Don't**
* Offshoring? **Don't**
But it is a reality we have to live with and for those product development companies going towards several thousands of people in their R&D, it is causing huge problems and pains.
In this interactive session we are going to **explore some of the main factors of pain** using systems thinking practices. Doing so we'll discover **better ways to scale Agile in large organisations** without fancy titles, no trains, no layers of management, but when you go through all that, you ought to be able to achieve more impact and flexibility.
__In empirical process control__
more learning & adaption, less prescription & following
more root-cause countermeasures, less quick fixes
more safety & transparency, less fear & opacity
more on principles, less on practices
__In scaling__
more system, less parts
more customer-feature teams, less roles, silos, overhead, handoff, scatter
__In agile values__
more organisational agility & learning, less “work the plan”
__In lean thinking__
more teaching, less telling
more value, less muri, muda, mura
__In impact mapping & value-driven management__
more outcomes, less outputs
Are you ready to discover how to truly scale business agility together with us? Or are you ok to live with the burdon of not knowing?
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of Scrum and Agile in general
Benefits for the attendees
Get to know how to apply systems thinking when scaling Agile in large organisations |
Go to the submission page!
Submitted by ppetit on Mon, 06/13/2011 - 02:02
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