Agile Is Tasty. Eat Your Own Dog Food
summary
The talk argues for applying Agile practices beyond software development into other departments and areas, showing how teams can 'eat their own dog food' by using Agile in non-engineering contexts. It draws on Agile coaching and community experience (practices from Wemanity Belgium and Agile Consortium activities) to illustrate cross-departmental adoption and sharing of Agile knowledge.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Agile introduction
- 3:07Agile quick questions
- 7:06Company Agile journey
- 10:06Exercise on change
- 11:50Starting Agile practices
- 14:42Visualizing work & daily meetings
- 17:12Retrospectives & improvements
- 23:17Feedback techniques
- 26:55Finding bottlenecks
- 29:42Empowering teams
- 31:12Agile evolution 3 years
- 34:06Retrospective facilitation
- 36:57Culture & org challenges
- 39:29Future plans & autonomy
- 40:53Agile journey summary
- 42:19Q&A
