LSSC11 - My impressions/takeaways
Impressions from the Lean Software and Systems Conference 2011 — sessions on flow, complexity, Kanban metrics, and the future of lean thinking in software.
Read more →Making sense of agility, scaling, OKRs, product operating models, and leadership — written from 15+ years in the field.
Impressions from the Lean Software and Systems Conference 2011 — sessions on flow, complexity, Kanban metrics, and the future of lean thinking in software.
Read more →Why arriving early to LSSC and similar lean/Kanban conferences pays dividends — conversations in the hallway before sessions start are where the real learning happens.
Read more →An article (in Hebrew) on the tester journey from waterfall land to Agile/Kanban — how quality thinking shifts when you stop treating testing as a phase.
Read more →What is Lean Product Development Flow? An introduction for people trying to improve end-to-end delivery, manage queues better, and make flow visible beyond a single team.
Read more →Fair process — transparency, voice, and clear rationale for decisions — is essential for agile to work outside the team level. Applying it at portfolio and leadership levels.
Read more →An early interview on Agile and Kanban: how Kanban complements rather than competes with Scrum, and why flow-based thinking is the missing piece in most agile implementations.
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