Enterprise Agility Starts with Healthy Teams, How Healthy is YOUR Agile Team?
Everyone wants metrics, but which ones really matter? Which metrics can help you "actually" get better and give you visibility into the health of your teams?
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PMXPO 2015: Do or Die Agile Leadership Practices for Today's eXtreme Projects
Extreme projects feature high speed, high change, high complexity and high stress. As more projects continue to fall into the extreme zone, successful project and program managers will shift from inhibiting change to proactively creating change and responding to change.
Closing the Agile Loop of Continuous Delivery
Do you often find that when something fails in production, the response of a development team member is, “It works on my machine or at our end, you must be having the wrong version“? Vice Versa on the other side of the table – do you find that the operations team always feels that the developers are not sensitive to the operational requirements and constraints? If so, does that mean we are just developing software not a working system ? Are we just working in Silos ? DevOps aims at breaking the Silos and bringing in a culture of everyone “getting along”. Presenter Priya Patra disucsses how and why DevOps is the force behind the evolution where the development team and operations works together with business sponsors and quality assurance (QA) to deliver software that can be released to production at any point of time.
Going Full Agile in Government
This webinar features the GSA (US General Services administration) and its journey in going Full Agile!
Special Agile CoP Leadership call
In this unrehearsed call, Joseph Flahiff will coach Liza Wood through the issue she decides to bring. Joseph has done no preparation, and does not know the problem that Liza is going to bring. This is just what it is like when team member comes to a coach for a 1:1 session.
Improvisation and Agile Project Management
Agile PM is one of the emerging ‘hot topics’ in the PM domain, and given the breakdown of the ‘plan – then execute’ model in Project Management, the adept project manager is constantly having to improvise to deliver against changing project deliverables. This webinar considers and compares Agile PM and Organizational Improvisation, and offers assistance with moving PM execution from the ‘tools and techniques’ based PMBOK® model towards techniques better equipped to deal with today’s ambiguous and changing project environments.
Agile Coaching - An Inside Look
Many companies seek to be agile in order to; better adapt to changing requirements, market place, and customers; to build not just any product but the “right” one; to get their products, services, and enhancements to market more quickly; and do so with high quality levels.
Scheduling in an Agile Environment
What is Agile? Why do I care? How is it relevant to me? These common questions reflect the state of confusion and ambiguity that surrounds the concept of agility. This webinar will attempt to resolve these questions by cutting through the ambiguity with practical, relevant insights into agility and its application to project teams - including teams not using iterative techniques in the design and scheduling of their projects. Real world examples of application in linear, task-driven projects in complex, regulated environments will provide a context for how agility can be applied even when your team isn't an "Agile team".
Being agile in a waterfall world
In this webinar you will gain a solid foundation of agile and see how ANY project can benefit from some core practices common to organizations that are agile
Agile Coaching - IN PORTUGUESE
If you will be interested to know that a agilist can do as a coach, this webinar is special to you. Coaching definitions and concepts are displayed with focus on the Scrum roles, real cases and the steps you can take to support your Agile team.
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