Emergent Practices
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Teams across three continents with different cultural backgrounds and processes needed to collaborate because of a changed product timeline. The talk describes how those teams used their established agile experience to co-create emergent practices through respect, exchange and collaboration, producing new cross-team working methods that helped the organization evolve stepwise and sustainably to become more agile.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20What are Emergent Practices?
- 10:15Why are Emergent Practices important?
- 15:10Three Emergent Practices
- 16:53The Problem with Multiple Time Zones
- 24:55Shared Roadmap Planning
- 28:23Takeaways from Emergent Practices
- 30:50Q&A
- 35:06Perspective Shift
- 39:03Conflict Management
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