Patrice Embry - Finessing Retrospective - 2018 Digital PM Summit
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If you’d like to get in touch with Patrice with follow up questions, here is how you can reach her via her website: http://www.patrice-embry.com. |
Patrice Embry gave a lightning talk called “2018 Digital PM Summit - An Interview with Aaron Irizarry on Creating Personas
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After Aaron’s session we had the chance to sit down and record a podcast on how to create Personas. During the interview we talk about why personas are so important how to go about creating archetypes, personas, how to conduct proxy interviews, and how much detail you should include when you are putting them together. Aaron is also the co-author of Discussing Design: Improving Communication and Collaboration through Critique. If you’d like to get in touch with Aaron with additional questions or to hear more about his session at the Summit, you can reach him via Twitter at https://twitter.com/aaroni |
A few weeks ago the
Agile 2018 Video Podcast Interviews (ALL OF THEM!)
Categories:
Agile,
Agile 2018,
Becky Hartman,
Bernie Maloney,
Bob Tarne,
Cara Turner,
Cass Van Gelder,
Chet Hendrickson,
Chris Sims,
Dave Prior,
David Bland,
Dean Leffingwell,
Dennis Stevens,
Dhaval Panchal,
Diana Larsen,
Dom Price,
Erika Lenz,
Esther Derby,
Jeff Patton,
Joe Vallone,
Johanna Rothman,
John Miller,
John Tanner,
Larry Maccherone,
Laura Powers,
LeadingAgile,
Linda Rising,
Lyssa Adkins,
Mark Kilby,
Michele Sliger,
Mike Cottmeyer,
Natalie Warnert,
Olaf Lewitz,
Pam Corbin,
Paul Argiry,
Peter Green,
Ron Jeffries,
Sarah Klarich,
Scott Ambler,
SoundNotes,
Tricia Broderick,
Troy Magennis
Categories: Agile, Agile 2018, Becky Hartman, Bernie Maloney, Bob Tarne, Cara Turner, Cass Van Gelder, Chet Hendrickson, Chris Sims, Dave Prior, David Bland, Dean Leffingwell, Dennis Stevens, Dhaval Panchal, Diana Larsen, Dom Price, Erika Lenz, Esther Derby, Jeff Patton, Joe Vallone, Johanna Rothman, John Miller, John Tanner, Larry Maccherone, Laura Powers, LeadingAgile, Linda Rising, Lyssa Adkins, Mark Kilby, Michele Sliger, Mike Cottmeyer, Natalie Warnert, Olaf Lewitz, Pam Corbin, Paul Argiry, Peter Green, Ron Jeffries, Sarah Klarich, Scott Ambler, SoundNotes, Tricia Broderick, Troy Magennis
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I was trying to post these one at a time, but it is taking me too long. There is some really good stuff in here and I'm very grateful to everyone who was willing to sit with me and let me ask them questions. (And to the amazing crew at LeadingAgile for making it happen.) I hope you find them helpful as well. If you want more, and you are a member of the Agile Alliance, you should be able to view many of the presentations from the conference here. Agile 2018 Video Podcast InterviewsDay 1 Interviews - Johanna Rothman & Mark Kilby, Mike Cottmeyer, Erika Lenz and Michele Sliger, Ron Jeffries & Chet Hendrickson, Paul Argiry, Linda Rising, Diana Larsen, Bob Tarne Day 2 Interviews - Jeff Patton, Cass Van Gelder, Lyssa Adkins, Joe Vallone, Sarah Klarich and Pam Corbin, Dom Price (Keynote), David Bland Day 3 Interviews - Troy Magennis (Keynote), Larry Maccherone, Dhaval Panchal, Dean Leffingwell, Dennis Stevens, Bernie Maloney, Becky Hartman, Peter Green, John Tanner Day 4 Interviews - Cara Turner, John Miller, Esther Derby, Tricia Broderick, Laura Powers, Chris Sims, Scott Ambler, Olaf Lewitz, Natalie Warnert
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LeSS 2018 Conference - Karim Harbott, Dhaval Panchal, Richard Cheng
Categories:
Agile,
Culture,
Dave Prior,
Dhaval Panchal,
DrunkenPM,
Karim Harbott,
Large Scale Scrum,
LeSS,
LeSS 2018,
Richard Cheng,
Scrum Agile Transformation
Categories: Agile, Culture, Dave Prior, Dhaval Panchal, DrunkenPM, Karim Harbott, Large Scale Scrum, LeSS, LeSS 2018, Richard Cheng, Scrum Agile Transformation
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Contacting Karim Contacting Dhaval Contacting Richard
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Karim Harbott led a session at the 2018 Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) Conference on Agility and Company Culture. In this episode, Karim shares some highlights from his session and then Dhaval Panchal, Richard Cheng and I talk through some of the challenges with trying to transform different aspects of company culture and the company value system in order to foster an environment that can support business agility.Bas Vodde at the 3rd Annual Large Scale Scrum Conference
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The LeSS Conference is not like a standard IT Conference. During the interview Bas explains how their approach to setting up and running the event focuses on letting the on-site attendees drive the content and work together to develop new tools, games, and techniques to help the growth, adoption and practice of Large Scale Scrum. If you aren’t familiar with LeSS, this interview will help you get an understanding of how this approach to scaling has a philosophy that aims to simplify things as much as possible in order to create greater understanding of what is blocking an organization from being able to truly adopt an agile approach to work. During the conversation we dig into what happens to the traditional portfolio and program view when you adopt LeSS and take a more product focused approach to work. We also discuss the difference between LeSS and LeSS Huge, which is designed to help organizations running upwards of 8 teams create products using agile.
If you are having trouble finding someone to help you implement LeSS, send an email to support@less.works And if you’d like to reach out to Bas directly, send an email to basv@odd-e.com |
This week in New York City the Lower East Side is host to the 3rd Annual LeSS Conference. I stopped by the conference today and had the chance to sit down with Bas Vodde to talk about Large Scale Scrum and the annual event they hold to bring the coaches, trainers and practitioners of LeSS together. 
If you’d like to learn more about Large Scale Scrum (LeSS), including case studies, please check:
