[Night Session] Innovation Sprint: 15 Years Since 2011 — Ikuro Nonaka and Jeff Sutherland
summary
A retrospective describing a 2011 community-run Innovation Sprint that brought Ikujiro Nonaka and Jeff Sutherland together, connecting Nonaka’s SECI knowledge-creation model with Scrum’s small-team claim that major technology emerges from teams under ten. It covers concrete artifacts from the event — the famous task-board photo, the origin and use of Planning Poker cards, and a 365-person turnout — and traces a real outcome: adoption of Scrum/Arrowhead practices by the Tokyo Stock Exchange and a decade of uptime showing where the ideas changed practice.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:06Innovation Sprint 2011 origins
- 11:20Event program highlights
- 21:12Scrum roots and Nonaka’s work
- 31:35Sponsorship and passion
- 44:27Event legacy and impact
- 55:02Closing reflections
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