Agile responsibility...
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The talk examines how scaled and unscaled agile frameworks like SAFe can incorporate ethical values—social responsibility and sustainability—beyond the traditional customer- and economy-focused principles. It presents concrete approaches such as defining clear criteria to check tasks against company ethics and using specific KPIs to measure ethical impact, arguing that expanding agile decision-making to include ecological and social factors improves performance and stakeholder relationships.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:55Sustainability as strategic need
- 6:05Agility for sustainable orgs
- 11:25W-Triangle: customer, social & eco value
- 15:33Ethics in agile frameworks
- 21:54Ethical Definition of Done examples
- 24:20System thinking impact
- 26:48Measuring sustainability goals
- 29:20Sustainable team upskilling
- 32:28Sustainability in feature design
- 36:00Ethical value prioritization
- 38:29Summary
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