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Kaizen Camp Australia 2013 event reflection
Kaizen Camp was held in Melbourne this week, 20-21 May 2013. Kaizen Camp is an unconference held in the style of Lean Coffee with 8 sessions, 60 attendees and over 50 topics discussed. It was the first Kaizen Camp in … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, continuous improvement, Kaizen Camp, kanban, lean, Lean Coffee
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LAST Conference 2012 Notes
Last week I attended the LAST Conference (Lean, Agile, Systems Thinking) held at Swinburne University. The LAST Conference is a big departure from the Agile Australia 2012 conference I attended earlier this year. There was no fanfare, no big build … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Culture, Lean Thinking, Lean-Agile, Software Development, Systems Thinking
Tagged agile, conference, kanban, lean, scrum, systems thinking
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Innovation through customer collaboration and feedback
Nordstrom is one of USA’s leading fashion specialty retailers and is a Fortune 500 company (2011 – ranked 254). When I think of a fashion retail company, innovation isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. So how does a … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Culture, Lean-Agile
Tagged agile, case-study, culture, flash build, innovation, kanban, lean, Nordstrom, teamwork, video
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Lean Software Management BBC Worldwide Case Study is Published
I first knew David Joyce, a Systems Thinker and Agile practitioner, through the local Limited WIP Society user group in Melbourne and in more recent times I have had an opportunity to know and work with him. David is one … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, BBC, capability maturity model, case-study, CMMI, david joyce, kanban, lean
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How People and Process Enabled Facebook to become a Phenomenal Company
I came across a case study on Facebook and how two key factors that contributed to Facebook’s success: people – in particular Mark Zuckerberg himself – and process – ‘moving fast’. Facebook has a culture of speed and values moving fast … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, case-study, facebook, kanban, lean, Mark Zuckerberg
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Lean and Agile – Doing more with less
Have you been in a similar situation as the above Dilbert? Lean and Agile is about doing more with less. Lean and Agile doesn’t focus primarily on cost reduction, but more on strategic alignment around enterprise agility – reducing waste … Continue reading
Posted in Lean Thinking, Lean-Agile, Management, Project Management
Tagged agile, comic, gold-plating, kanban, lean, minimal marketable feature, MMF, multitasking, pareto, value, waste, YAGNI
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Large-Scale Agile
Despite that we are still yet to finish the current scope of work for the Agile Initiatives, we are starting to discuss future items in our backlog – distributed Agile and Agile@Scale. There are a few projects in flight that … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Adoption, Lean Thinking, Lean-Agile, Scaling Agile
Tagged adoption, agile, james-shore, kanban, lean, scaling-agile, scrum
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