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The Agile team’s guide to harnessing change and responding to disruption

Talkat MidCamp 2020 · 2020-03-19..03-21· [devops-and-delivery, agile-and-product]
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Practical incident management for Agile teams that claims to cut cost and confusion by prescribing specific roles and artifacts and showing exactly how they use them. Teams spin up a video call, name an incident manager and a decision maker, create an incident status page (template in Google Docs or Confluence) and update every few minutes, use Slack and Zoom for alerts, capture screenshots, run an advice process, and follow a blameless postmortem and incident report. Example restores a healthcare site and prevents repeat failures.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 3:27What is an incident?
  3. 7:11Why do we talk about incident management?
  4. 9:15Benefits of an incident management play + Collaboration
  5. 12:28You may detect an incident in several ways
  6. 14:51Tools you'll need for open, honest, frequent communication
  7. 17:55Determine the incident team
  8. 20:29Status page
  9. 24:05Engage in the advice process
  10. 28:37Closing communications, wrap up
  11. 34:49The blameless post mortem
  12. 52:38PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR FEEDBACK!
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