Inscribe Agile into Your Thinking! Agile Practices and Scientific Thinking
summary
Presents evidence that changing team habits matters more than just adopting agile frameworks, citing a 25% success rate overall but showing successful teams achieve 25% shorter time-to-market and much higher engagement. Recommends a concrete routine—understand context, measure current state, set targets, run experiments—and emphasizes validating hypotheses with AB tests and data-first narratives. Offers a practical tool: an Agile Kata game built on Miro with Scrum cards and prompt-based AI exercises.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Agile adoption challenges
- 5:04Rethinking conventional wisdom
- 8:04Agile habits and patterns
- 9:51Scientific thinking in Agile
- 12:20Narrative vs data decisions
- 15:10Why Agile makes sense
- 16:12Embedding Agile thinking
- 17:56Agile principles and apps
- 20:03Q&A
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