Leading the Remote:AF Enterprise
summary
Remote:AF is a modular framework launched in February to turn remote work into repeatable operating practice, with specific tools like virtual obeya dashboards, story me cards for onboarding, all‑hands remote planning (used on a 70–80 person telecoms program) and guidance for three team archetypes: operations, product and mission teams. It claims $5k–$20k per head office savings, prescribes Miro templates for a workplace future‑spective exercise, and includes remote governance and health‑check patterns.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 5:54Why Remote
- 6:58Reduce Urban Sprawl
- 8:26Commercial Benefits
- 10:13Cultural Norms
- 12:26Intro
- 13:08Overview
- 13:55Operations Teams
- 15:35Mission Team
- 17:50Patterns at the Enterprise Layer
- 19:08Patterns for Leading Remote Enterprises
- 19:41Operating Model Design
- 20:14Leading the Remote Enterprise
- 20:29The Integral Framework
- 21:00Lead Your Team
- 22:40The Leadership Circle
- 23:18Story Me Cards
- 25:57Leading Teams
- 28:53Leadership Team Launch Canvases
- 30:57Leading the System
- 34:43Problem Statement
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