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CAJ 040-Gil Broza-How to Help Your Non-Software Colleagues Adopt Agile
This event is brought to you by CAJ in collaboration with the Open Leadership Network!

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Abstract

Exciting news! Colleagues from a non-software department, function, or business unit are interested in adopting Agile, and they have turned to you for advice!

While you’d like to help them, you realize that copying Agile practices for software/IT won’t cut it. Maybe even a popular process framework (name starts with “S”) wouldn’t be right for their work. Even if they’ve already started using Agile bits – boards, stickies, sprints, and standups – you’d like to help them go further and enjoy a context-specific way of working that will transform their world.

What you need to do is help them design their way of working based on Agile values and principles. While neither you nor they need to be process experts, you do need to have the right conversations. And, you need to discuss the Agile approach in a way that empowers your colleagues to make suitable choices, without being tied to any prescription, tool, or so-called best practices. Join this session, led by the author of “The Agile Mind-Set” and the forthcoming “Agile for Non-Software Teams,” to learn how to support your colleagues along a rigorous, collaborative, empowering pathway to an implementation that fits their purpose.
Bio:

Gil Broza can help you increase organizational agility and team performance with minimal risk and thrashing. Dozens of companies seeking transformations, makeovers, or improvements have relied on his pragmatic, modern, and respectful support for customizing Agile in their contexts. These days, several of the world’s largest organizations are having him train hundreds of their managers in technology and business (up to SVP/CIO level) on practical Agile leadership. He is the author of two acclaimed books, The Agile Mind-Set and The Human Side of Agile, and the forthcoming “Agile for Non-Software Teams.” Get a taste of his approach at OnTheWayToAgile.com.
Open Leadership Network:

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