Agile Storytime

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Are you sitting comfortably? Agile Storytime brings new ways of working to life through informative, insightful and inspiring tales. Join David Ritter, BCG partner and director, in stories that will deepen your understanding of Agile, give you new ways to think about and express core Agile principles, and add tools to your toolbox to make your work with your teams and clients even more impactful. This podcast is from Boston Consulting Group. For more information on Enterprise Agility, visit https://on.bcg.com/agile

  1. 14/04/2023

    Storytelling in the Sprint Review: Intention and Obstacle

    Compelling stories start with an intention – something that needs to be done – and an obstacle – something that needs to be overcome. Agile teams define their work through stories that capture intention and obstacle. The Sprint Review ceremony is where these stories come to life.

    11 分鐘

  2. 07/04/2023

    Captivate Your Workforce and Win the War for Talent

    Are your employees captivated by a connection to the purpose of their efforts? Or do they feel more like captives, constrained by a lack of mission and empowerment? Insights from BCG’s survey of 11,500 workers undergoing Agile transformation demonstrate how the principles and practices of Enterprise Agility can create a captivating organization.

    13 分鐘

  3. 31/03/2023

    Emergent Architecture

    Some say that technology architecture in Agile organizations should be ‘emergent.’ As with all things, the key is balance. We continue our conversation with Harsha Ramalingam, former VP and CIO at Amazon, regarding how independent teams can develop and apply architecture standards while creating just the right amount of chaos.

    12 分鐘

  4. 24/03/2023

    What’s the difference between a vision and a hallucination?

    A vision seen only by one person can’t drive change. It’s just a hallucination. A vision spreads though diligent, structured, persistent work focused on creating alignment, translating vision to outcomes, and outcomes to the work that achieves them. Some organizations have built a rigorous process around setting and achieving their vision and goals. In this episode, we learn about the practice employed by Salesforce.com from someone who lives it day-to-day. Guest: Shad Imam, Senior Director, Solutions Engineering, Public Sector at the MuleSoft Division of Salesforce.com

    21 分鐘

  5. 17/03/2023

    Transform Your Calendar, Transform Your Organization

    “I don’t have time to change how we work. I have too many meetings!” This is an all-too-common lament from our clients. In this episode, a Chief Technology Officer radically improves his organization’s performance – and his own happiness – by re-inventing his calendar. Featuring Laurent Alt, Associate Director at BCG, formerly CTO at Lectra and Senior Architect at Dassault-Systèmes.

    13 分鐘

  6. 10/03/2023

    The Power of Simplicity

    The founders of the Agile movement sought to express its core ideas in simple terms. Over time, however, the key principles of Agile can become lost in a cloud of off-putting jargon. Alastair Cockburn, co-author of the Agile Manifesto, founded the Heart of Agile – an approach that aims to amplify Agile culture by simplifying it into four imperatives: collaborate, deliver, reflect, and improve. One key learning from Alistair’s long experience: “If you can’t tell your boss bad news, you can’t do Agile.”

    19 分鐘

  7. 03/03/2023

    Leaders Say the Darndest Things

    Words matter – especially words spoken by leaders. In this episode, we’ll relate stories of things senior leaders have said to their organizations that have helped – or hindered – their transformation efforts. We share a powerful, practical technique to help leaders spark effective conversations with their teams.

    9 分鐘

  8. 24/02/2023

    The Cautionary Tale of Cyberpunk 2077 – or – The Problem With Release Dates

    The much-anticipated release of the epic video game Cyberpunk 2077 in 2020 was problematic. Some have characterized this release as a “minimum viable product”. But is this use of the term accurate, or fair? In this episode, we explore the troubling consequences of treating release targets as reliable plans, and how that applies to all businesses – not just video game publishers.

    12 分鐘
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Are you sitting comfortably? Agile Storytime brings new ways of working to life through informative, insightful and inspiring tales. Join David Ritter, BCG partner and director, in stories that will deepen your understanding of Agile, give you new ways to think about and express core Agile principles, and add tools to your toolbox to make your work with your teams and clients even more impactful. This podcast is from Boston Consulting Group. For more information on Enterprise Agility, visit https://on.bcg.com/agile

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    Boston Consulting Group BCG
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