Aces Up Sleeves, Fixed Dice and Wonky Tables: But, Is There A Cheat For Lean?
Do you have that friend who is unbelievably good at every game you play; maybe they’re a whizz at maths, and can gather, using...
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Ripples In The Pond: The Importance Of Customer Centricity
When you skip stones in a pond, the stone crosses the surface of the water before sinking beneath the surface. Each spot that the stone...
Cat Got Your Tongue, Or Is It Just Your Supervisor?
In their November 2020 appearance on Mark Graban’s podcast, Lean Blog Interviews, husband and wife duo, Mary and Tom Poppendieck...
The Scrums Start Coming, And They Don't Stop Coming
The nature of agile working can inherently appear repetitive. This is due to agile teams working in iterations. Iterations provide a...
Its Okay To Work Things Out For Yourself
During their November 2020 appearance on Mark Graban’s podcast, Lean Blog Interviews, Mary and Tom Poppendieck explored the ideas of lean...
Using User-Stories, So Your Reviews Don’t SUCK
In SAFe Distilled 5.0: Achieving Business Agility With Scaled Agile Framework by Richard Knaster and Dean Leffingwell, it is stated that...
Keeping A Living System Alive: The Solution Is Enterprise Solution Engineering.
Enterprise Solution Engineering is a term used to describe a series of methods used to better manage large-scale projects. These projects...
How Little Things Can Make A Big Difference: An Exploration Of Social Change
Surely everyone has seen the viral and comedic posts on social media about how if you forget to take a pen to school you will ultimately...
Jumping Through Hoops: Tricks For Agile HR Departments:
In SAFe Distilled 5.0: Achieving Business Agility With Scaled Agile Framework, authors Richard Knaster and Dean Leffingwell, describe the...
Dungeons And Devops
It is day three of the Cerulean Moon, and the monsoon season will begin after two more nights; a mountainous trek awaits you upon...
What Makes A Lean Portfolio?
Now, when many hear the word portfolio, they think of the struggling artist; arms overflowing with sketchbooks, folders, physical...
We’re Not Saying No, We’re Saying Not Yet: The Value of Reducing Works In Progress
In order to increase output form an organisation, the number of projects in process is an important factor to break down and analyse....
Agile Transformations & Tokyo 2020: The Need To Celebrate Successes
Tokyo 2020 was a games filled with successes. Not just for Team GB, but for every nation that was able to send athletes to the...
Flowing Through A Value Stream: Don’t Block The Pipes
Value Stream is a term used to describe the activities which have to take place in order to transform a consumer request into a product...
Learning Organisations: A Solution To Active Disengagement?
Chris White identified the idea of actively disengaging from your working environment in his TED Talk back in 2019. When he partook in...
Breaking The Wall: The Need For DevOps
In SAFe Distilled 5.0: Achieving Business Agility With Scaled Agile Framework, authors Richard Knaster and Dean Leffingwell, describe...
Nobody Wants Egg On Their Face: A Summary Of Design Thinking
Many people have had to do the science experiment, where they must create a parachute for a raw egg, to prevent it from being broken when...
Tools For Teamwork
In his 2015 interview with the Russell Sarder group for their YouTube channel, Michael Marquardt said that “complex problems cannot be...
Learning To Be A Learning Organisation
When Michael Marquardt was interviewed back in 2015 by the Russell Sarder group for their YouTube channel, very much with reference to...
Agile Is A Labour Of Love: The Labour Party And An Agile Future
Agile practice made its way into UK political news circles on 17th August 2021, when the Labour Party announced that they were seeking to...
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