Making Agile Teams work in real life – The quest for Stable Feature Teams?

By |2014-08-07T16:28:05-04:00August 7, 2014|Blog, Change Management, Management, Scrum, Teams|

Context This post is inspired by ongoing discussions in the AgileSparks team based on our experience trying to help organizations make agile teams work in real life. It is heavily inspired or can even be called a revision of a post from a couple of years ago on the Lean/Kanban approach to teams. If you look at the Agile Manifesto, you can find "The best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from self-organizing teams" Scrum, the most popular framework for implementing agile [...]

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Linking Team Modes to RightShifting

By |2011-10-25T08:40:30-04:00October 25, 2011|Agile, kanban, Teams|

What is Rightshifting? When I looked at the program for Lean Kanban Benelux 2011 I found a couple of sessions talking about something I wasn't familiar with - RightShifting. Since I had to speak at the same time, I didn't have a chance to go check it out. Come Lean Kanban Central Europe 2011 I saw another session on RightShifting, again a conflict - this time with my Pecha Kucha talk. But I was curious enough to try and check it out, [...]

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