Change Management

The 7 Wastes in Agile Transformations

(Originally published on Medium) Agile goes mainstream, declares 15th state of the agile report. The report highlights an explosive increase in agile adoption across enterprises. 94% report their companies are using agile approaches. Across software development teams especially, agile adoption has shot up from 37% in 2020 to a whopping 86% in 2021.Development and Operations […]

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Project to Product – 14 Agile Delivery Anti-patterns and how to avoid them

An agile delivery approach is formidable. However, its potential is lost and severely underutilized by not moving to a product-oriented mindset. Making this shift can help you deliver products faster, better, and most importantly, products that customers love and are delighted to use.

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Complex systems

Avoid High Modernism – Get comfortable with complexity in Agile Transformations

All the state simplifications that we have examined have the character of maps. That is, they are designed to summarize precisely those aspects of a complex world that are of immediate interest to the map- maker and to ignore the rest. To complain that a map lacks nuance and detail makes no sense unless it

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Agile Frameworks are not our problem. Linear thinking is

Organizational transformations are never easy. Especially agile transformations that attempt to solve some deep rooted systemic problems. This exercise often involves multiple goals and plethora of conflicts. The variables at play and the interactions between them are really hard to make sense of. Even if they are right in front of you.  Charlie Munger in his now famous

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