Art of Action by Stephen Bungay - Book Review
The Art of Action by Stephen Bungay applies Prussian military mission tactics to modern organizations. Mission Command as a model for agile strategy execution and autonomous teams.
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Making sense of agility, scaling, OKRs, product operating models, and leadership — written from 15+ years in the field.
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Kanban ·
Looking forward to Lean Kanban Central Europe 2012
Preview of the Lean Kanban Central Europe 2012 conference — talks, themes, and why this remains the best gathering for serious Kanban practitioners.
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Implementing the Kanban Method using Scrum (a.k.a Scrum with a Kanban spirit)
A thought experiment: applying Kanban Method principles using Scrum as the process framework — walking through each Kanban practice and how it maps onto Scrum ceremonies, roles, and WIP management.
Read more →Starting with Managers Kanban (also called Product Stream Representative Kanban)
The Managers Kanban pattern — starting lean/agile transformation with the management team rather than individual contributors, using end-to-end kanban systems to build leadership buy-in and understanding before scaling to teams.
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Using card types and filters as "Virtual Horizontal Swimming Lanes" on a Kanban Board
How to use card types and dynamic filtering to create multi-level Kanban boards without physical swim lanes — a practical pattern for managing Features and Stories in tools like LeanKitKanban.
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Survey - Does adapting agile methods increase the chances of successful adoption and lasting change for the organization?
An academic survey exploring whether adapting agile methods to organizational context improves adoption success and lasting change — validating the case for being agile about agile.
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