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Luiza and James finish their article on running programs in product mode organizations by discussing two useful practices. Investing in visual artifacts to help convey information to those involved, and the necessity of having defined roles for managing the overall program.
Outro caso de Lean Inception – projeto cancelado três semanas após o lançamento do MVP Os leitores do livro Lean Inception e as pessoas que participam do treinamento do livro estão sempre perguntando sobre cases e histórias. Então, aqui vai uma história curta sobre um grande caso de sucesso (ou falha, dependendo de […]
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Please find below a few notes from a video chat about Lean Inception for a Dev with some of my colleagues form Thoughtworks. How do devs work out what should be in MVP and start an agile project as quickly as possible? Making sure there is a lean inception. Do not start working […]
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Otra ciudad europea que tiene un evento para celebrar el lanzamiento del libro Lean Inception: A Coruña, España. El meet-up es el martes 28 de enero de 2020, a las 19:30. >> ¿te unes? Detalles del meet-up ¿Quieres saber qué es un mínimo producto viable? ¿Quieres conocer una técnica para identificar y seleccionar lo […]
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Luiza and James add two more practices to their helpful list for managing programs in product-mode organizations. This installment looks at developing a communication strategy and managing dependencies and risks.
Confira este podcast sobre MVP, Lean Inception e PBB via Agile Amped Brasil pelo Daniel de Amaral, comigo — Paulo Caroli– , e o Fabio Aguiar. Esse podcast foi gravado o stand da SolutionsIQ na AgileBrazil 2019 em Belo Horizonte. Foram 21 minutos de muita conversa boa sobre Lean Inception, Lean StartUp, MVP e Product […]
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“En un entorno cada vez más volátil e incierto, los equipos y líderes de Recursos Humanos deberán adoptar un pensamiento y prácticas ágiles para superar los desafíos y enfrentar obstáculos para lidiar con nuevas formas de pensar y trabajar, junto con las prácticas de participación de las personas más humanista y basado en valores “. […]
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At ThoughtWorks, we regularly use Pair Programming. We find it's a rarely used practice, in part due to lack of knowledge in how to do it well and because its benefits are not immediately obvious. Birgitta Böckeler and Nina Siessegger put together an excellent conference talk where they pulled together the techniques we've learned, the benefits we've found, and the challenges we've faced. I'm very pleased that I was able to get them to turn their efforts into this detailed article on the technique.
Luiza and James move on to talking about what they've learned to help programs work. The first two are to invest time at beginning of the program and deliberately choose an appropriate leadership style.
My colleagues often talk about the important advantages of organizing a software development organization using products rather than projects. While this is an effective organizational approach, it does have its downsides. One of these is handling programs that require coordinating across multiple product teams. Luiza Nunes and James Lewis share their experiences dealing with this situation, outlining the kinds of problems they see and the practices they've found to make it work.
In the elaboration of MVP for experimentation, it is important to identify a key metric that will tell us if the assumptions in our hypotheses are valid. Alistair Croll and Benjamin Yoskovitz, the authors of Lean Analytics (O’Reilly), introduced the concept of the One Metric that Matters — OMTM, for short. The OMTM is a […]
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Imagine o Michael Phelps se encontrar com um amigo que também gosta de natação. E perceber que seu amigo vai conquistar muitas medalhas e que seu estilo vai levá-lo ainda mais longe do que o próprio Phelps chegou. Todos os dias eu comemoro e agradeço o sucesso do livro Lean Inception. Mas, hoje, eu […]
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En la proyección de los MVP para experimentación, es importante identificar una métrica clave que nos dirá si las suposiciones en nuestras hipótesis son válidas. Alistair Croll y Benjamin Yoskovitz, los autores de Lean Analytics (O’Reilly), introdujeron el concepto de la Única Medida que Importa — UMI en español o OMTM, One Metric That Matters, […]
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No último dia do ano, decidi realizar uma retrospectiva pessoal. Quando me sentei a mesa para fazer a retrospectiva, eu estava com minha filha e o meu sobrinho — 14 e 16 anos respectivamente. Então primeiro escrevi um passo a passo da retrospectiva pessoal, e depois pedi para cada um deles buscar papel e […]
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My last post shared some of my reflections about some of the highlights and lessons learned from my last role. In this post, I want to share with you what’s next for me. What’s most important for you? During many of my coaching/mentoring sessions, I often start by asking this hard question. It’s hard for […]
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The start of 2020 and another year has gone by. While I experienced so many different new things in 2019, it’s really hard to capture so many of the memories in a single post. Memorable experiences Here are some of my professional highlights of the year: Keynote with Werner Vogels (CTO of Amazon) As part […]
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There are lots of executives who would have you believe that the business they run is really a tech business. With tech firm valuations still at sky-high levels, it's easy to understand why. Tech commands a premium valuation because (a) the potential for non-linear growth relative to investment; (b) low barriers to entry into adjacent markets amplifies that growth; (c) scale of offerings changes the commercial model from transactional to flat-fee subscription, making a tech firm an unregulated utility; (d) payments take place behind-the-scenes of the tech consumption, creating sustainable recurring revenue; and (e) tech industries tend to be winner-take-all.
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