What is true agile?
summary
Defines true agility as a measurable practice: prioritize value and continuous improvement while preserving a bottom up feedback loop; invest in engineering like automated testing and static analysis so regulated changes ship safely and fast, and treat compliance as code; structure teams using Team Topologies patterns to balance specialization and product autonomy; measure outcomes not outputs; and be pragmatic about estimation—avoid heavy upfront planning but keep lightweight sizing so prioritization and technical tradeoffs are visible (no estimates is debated).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:41Journey with Agile
- 4:06The Manifesto
- 19:12How Do You Structure Structure Your Team
- 23:42Percentage of Test Coverage
- 30:30Audience Questions
- 30:49How Do You Continue To Be Agile and Continue To Deliver Fast
- 35:21What Can Be the Impact of Not Estimating Stories
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