How we introduced Agile to the non-profit sector
summary
Shows a concrete fast build: domain bought end of 2016, site live March 2017, translations by May, team of ~7 volunteers, no government funding. Explains use of Lean Start-Up loops, Trello for workflow, Google Analytics and Facebook Ads for user insight, then a pivot to a wiki when bottlenecking on one contributor. Surface numbers and constraints — 130,000 asylum seekers, I am Refugee -> wiki pivot, Trello Google Analytics Facebook Ads — so it’s worth watching for replicable steps, tools and outcomes.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Two goals
- 1:07What else can we achieve
- 1:29How do you differ from your friends
- 7:13Stephanies personal example
- 8:28Plans never change
- 8:42What happened in Austria
- 10:45What is Agile
- 12:43Its not enough
- 13:42People were waiting
- 16:28So I went upstairs
- 16:40I bought it and started
- 17:23We started with a vision
- 18:48What did we need next
- 19:41Intrinsic motivation
- 22:25Trello
- 22:40iterations
- 23:51prioritization
- 26:45Website
- 27:25Usercentricity
- 28:00Agile
- 29:44Why
- 31:35Continuous feedback
- 34:25Rename
- 35:00The bottleneck
- 35:47Funding
- 37:06Impact
- 39:01Agile practices
- 39:48Where to use Agile
- 39:59Skills methods mindset
- 40:25Thank you
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