Let’s get more social, environmental & economic sustainability based on data!
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Claims a reusable assessment called Comparative Agile Sustainability (published CC) that a small team plus data analysts built to score teams on social, environmental and economic metrics; shows surprises like IT rising toward 21% of global energy by 2030, >900 million tonnes CO2/year from internet systems, and 53.6 Mt e‑waste in 2019. Demonstrates a dashboard with per-statement scores (social 3.56 vs environment items as low as ~1.3 for monitoring carbon), offers a digital carbon footprint calculator and practices like a planet-as-stakeholder retrospective to produce measurable change.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:18Sustainability pillars
- 10:48Three pillars together
- 14:08Software impact
- 23:39Agile and Kanban values
- 25:25Team responsibility
- 29:21Assessing sustainability
- 35:47Sharing insights
- 41:25Small steps progress
- 43:55Q&A
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