Transcript: Does your team or organization struggle to deliver value?Perhaps we put too much focus on output and not enough attention towards outcomes?Maybe you're left wondering, "How might I
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Shifting from Fighting Fires to Delighting Customers – Part 1
Transcript: Are your agile teams busy fighting fires and don't really have as much time for strategic initiatives don't have as much capacity to really delight their customers?We often
Lean Portfolio Management
Transcription: In an ideal world, everyone in an organization has visibility into the big initiatives that are being considered and work done. In this ideal world, we're all aligned
How To Improve Team Communication
Transcript: Are you a part of or coaching any teams that either have unhealthy peace, or frankly, unhealthy conflict? Many times, that comes down to a fundamental difference in
Agile Team Metrics
Transcription: How do we measure an Agile team? It seems like a simple question, but too often we're measuring how Agile are we? Or how fast are we going?
Objectives and Key Results (OKRs)
Transcript: OKRs they are all the rage, but how do we actually use them effectively so that they literally move the needle? This week's project:Ignite session, led by our
Dependencies, Alignment and Delivering Together
Transcription: How much of a headache are dependencies for you and your team? How much faster? Could you deliver value to your customers without those dependencies? The answer is probably
What Skills Do Great Agile Leaders Need? (Part 1)
Transcript: In Project:Ignite, we often talk about the the shift that managers and leaders need to make in order to really help their delivery teams become high performing and
Engaging Leaders in Agility by Lisa Hobbs at Liberty Mutual
Transcript: This week we had our first community led Project: Ignite community of practice session. Thank you so much to Lisa and her colleagues from Liberty Mutual for doing
The Frozen Middle: How to Chip Away at It
Transcript: I know the term Frozen Middle might be foreign to some of you. But you all probably understand the concept. In most transformations, there's some element of