BE More and Not DO MORE (Digital Transformation and Agile Antipatterns)
Digital transformation is the key for most enterprises and what better than Agile as a methodology for execution of any Digital Transformation program.
However, it is seen predominantly that an overdose of doing more and more of Agile rather than incorporating the Crux of Agile and BEING AGILE is the pattern. More often than not this leads to “Agile did not work for us” phenomena.
Through this talk I will take the participants through some common Agile Antipatterns and how to watch out for these especially in the Digital Transformation journey.
Outline/Structure of the Talk
7 mins: Agility and Digital transformation
8 mins: 7 key Agile Anti patterns that hamper the Digital transformation journey and how
5 mins : Recommendations to avoid the Anti patterns and BE MORE Agile.
Learning Outcome
The key learning for the participants is that they will be able to acknowledge some of the common Agile Anti patterns and how they impact the journey of Digital Transformation.
Target Audience
Business Owners, IT developers, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Agile coaches, Agile Practioners
Prerequisites for Attendees
A basic knowledge about Agile methodology and Digital transformation is expected as a Pre-requisite for this session.
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