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Lean Conference 2012 Brickell Key Award Nomination

I’m incredibly proud to be nominated for the Lean-Kanban-University Brickell Key Award for 2012. I’m especially proud to be among such a wonderful and diverse cadre of Lean/Kanban practitioners and thought leaders, most of whom I consider friends. I was nominated for  my work pioneering Kanban in Israel and my global community influence. I’m really looking …

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Holy Land Kanban Book

Taking a cue from Elisabeth Hendrickson I decided to take the plunge and create a book out of a collection of my favorite blog posts, using Leanpub. This has been a fun experience, it took me some days of selecting, editing and figuring out the publication workflow, which is useful to help me understand better what …

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Explore Product Owner / Team responsibilities Exercise

I wanted to share an exercise I created in a workshop last week One of the topics we wanted to explore was the responsibilities/activities of Product Owners and the Agile Team and how do they relate. The objective of the exercise was to understand the various activities and how they map in the continuum between …

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How does the performance objectives process change in a Lean/Agile world?

Seems like every January I get questions from HR leaders in organizations I’m working with that go something like this – “We are working on the yearly performance objectives process, and we were wondering whether it needs to change in an agile environment?” The main evolution I see in the Performance management process is leaning …

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“We are already Lean/Agile” – Really?

These days more and more organizations think they are Agile A couple of years ago when you talked to people about agile a common response “why should we”, “it won’t work here”, or “so this is the new fad? What will come next?” Times have changed. And a sign of the fact that agile is …

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