location_city Online schedule Dec 1st 10:50 AM - 12:20 PM CEST place FEU people 5 Interested

Before the pandemic, medium-to-large sized organizations approached transformations with a carefully crafted multi-year view. Businesses focused first on the development of a targeted end-state, and then it's delivery through the execution. This created a silo when developing the strategy vs. executing it. Moreover, this was an intuition-based approach to transformations, with immeasurable amounts of associated risk. The post-pandemic world is demanding a much higher degree of business agility due to unpredictability. Businesses must align the new customer expectations with an ever-shrinking time-to-market. There is a need to drive organizational transformations with an iterative mindset towards a scalable culture of inclusive innovation, while ensuring a positive ROI.

Through this workshop, I will share an approach to data-driven transformation. Data-driven transformations enable the ability to pivot when there are changes in the market. Data-driven transformations enable data-driven businesses, which are highly agile and scalable. I have developed this approach over the last two year and have field tested it with the clients in three industries with positive ROI and a measurable + faster time-to-market. 

I will run the workshop in a highly engaged manner with the audience. The material will be supported by the latest industry data and mini case-studies from its practical application at the client firms. I will share a mix of theory (the approach) based on a practical world-view (data, market research) and direct practical application to delivering business agility (mini-case studies). The focus will be to provide audience with practical takeaways, which can be directly applied at their organizations. The end result for the audience will be a step-by-step approach towards highly-adaptable data-driven transformations.

The audience level can be a mix of intermediate and advanced. I can adjust the delivery as needed, based on the audience engagement and reaction.

 
 

Outline/Structure of the Workshop

Including the audience engagement:

  • Organizational transformation and how they have evolved post-pandemic? - 10 mins
  • What is a data-driven transformation? - 20 mins
  • What are the benefits of a data-driven transformation? - 10 mins
  • How to introduce data-based metrics in an ongoing transformation? - 20 mins
  • What capabilities and governance are needed to scale? - 15 mins
  • Other considerations to scale - 10 mins
  • Wrap up - 5 mins

Learning Outcome

  • What factors are impacting business success post-pandemic?
  • How to use data to identify and measure business impact from these factors?
  • What perspectives are needed to successfully transform businesses towards resilience and a culture of inclusive innovation?
  • What is the data-driven approach towards a scalable, results-driven business model?

Target Audience

Decision makers interested in transforming their businesses to enable data-driven decision making and highly-adaptable business models.

Prerequisites for Attendees

Some experience with business/ digital transformations in any capacity at their organizations will be helpful context.

schedule Submitted 1 year ago

  • Balvinder Kaur Khurana
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    Multiple users and stakeholders of the platform want different and timely insights to take both corrective and preventive actions.Business teams want to know how business is doing in every corner of the country near real time at a zipcode granularity. Tech teams want to correlate flow changes with system health including that of downstream stability as it happens.Knowing these details also helps in providing the feedback to the platform itself, to make it more efficient and also to the underlying business process.

    In this talk we intend to share how we made all the business and technical insights of a complicated platform available in realtime with limited incremental effort and constant validation of the ideas and slices with business teams. Since the client was a Banking client, we will also touch base handling of financial data in a secure way and still enabling insights for a large group of stakeholders.

    We kept the self-service aspect at the center of our solution - to accommodate increasing components in the source platform, evolving requirements, even to support new platforms altogether. Configurability and Scalability were key here, it was important that all the data that was collected from the source platform was discoverable and presentable. This also led to evolving the solution in lines of domain data products, where the data is generated and consumed by those who understand it the best.

  • Jas Chong
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    Jas Chong - DesOps + DevOps - A practical approach to dual track agile

    Jas Chong
    Jas Chong
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    Presentation
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    Dual track has been developed in 2007 and it has been adopted in many frameworks. As we move towards AI modelling, newer technologies in product development, dual track needs a refresher for product discovery. 

     

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  • Fabrice Bloch
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    Fabrice Bloch - François Pignon est un coach agile

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    Ben voila, François Pignon a été nommé agiliste de service.
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    Et pourquoi on ne recrute pas de chef(fe) de projet agile ? Ok, mais les estimations de charge alors ? Et comment je distribue les travaux de mes équipes de Devs ? Et au directeur financier, je lui parle de tailles de t-shirts ? C'est quoi vos cartes de jeu bizarres ? C'est rentable de faire de l'agile ?
    Voila les premières questions que devra résoudre François Pignon alors qu'il ne sait rien sur l'agilité en réalité. Va-t-il réussir à transformer l'ADN de son entreprise sans perdre son âme ? Va-t-il transmettre la pensée agile dans de nouveaux secteurs de l'entreprise ?

    Pour éviter de vendre son âme au cycle en V ou de se faire virer, sa meilleure chance ? C'est vous !

  • Romy Duhem-Verdière
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    Romy Duhem-Verdière / Marina Wiesel - Atelier roadmap accessibilité : commencer petit, viser loin

    90 Mins
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    Parce qu’elle est essentielle à de nombreux utilisateurs, l'accessibilité devient une exigence forte pour les produits numériques actuels. Elle implique tous les métiers de l'équipe produit, à toutes les étapes : mais comment faire et par où commencer ? Cet atelier démystifie la démarche de mise en accessibilité, en vous guidant parmi les moyens, outils et ressources. Vous ressortirez avec les repères pour établir la « roadmap accessibilité » adaptée à votre produit, activable et graduelle : pas après pas pour aller plus loin.

  • Sammy GAD
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    Sammy GAD - Parler le même langage, de l’utilisateur jusqu’au code

    Sammy GAD
    Sammy GAD
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    BENEXT
    schedule 1 year ago
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    90 Mins
    Workshop
    Intermediate

    Comme le disait Bernard Werber "Entre ce que je pense, ce que je veux dire, ce que je crois dire, ce que je dis, ce que vous voulez entendre, ce que vous entendez, ce que vous croyez en comprendre, ce que vous voulez comprendre, et ce que vous comprenez, il y a au moins neuf possibilités de ne pas se comprendre".
    Ce problème de communication est omniprésent en entreprise aujourd'hui. Combien de réunion faites-vous où chaque personne utilise un mot différent pour parler de la même idée, du même concept ? Combien de fois deux personnes pensaient parler de la même chose alors qu'après avoir creusé c'était deux concepts différents ? Quels sont les impacts de cette communication bancale?
    La création d'un langage commun permet d'aligner toute l'entreprise pour utiliser les mêmes mots, pour les mêmes concepts. Quels sont les défis pour le mettre en place ? Les obstacles ? Quels sont les bénéfices ?
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    I can easily put in english if you'd prefer.

  • Oana Juncu
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    Oana Juncu - Le 3 dimensions du Leader Agile

    Oana Juncu
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    schedule 1 year ago
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    - Relever et renforcer le leader en soi : partant de l'idée que nous sommes tous des leaders dans le contexte qui découvrir quel est votre type de leader et ce que vous anime

    - Etre leader avec les autres, en tant que leader, comment renforcer le leadership collectif

    - Mettre le leadership au service des autres et d'un but partagé

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  • Harold Campbell
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    Harold Campbell - 4 learnings and insights that I believe may help to enable Agile-leadership in the presence of failure and change

    30 Mins
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    In this brief talk, I will share my real-world learnings as an Agile Coach working at the team-level, value stream-level and at the organisational-level.

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    1. Team outcomes aren’t always valuable business outcomes
    2. Customer value isn’t the same as business value
    3. Leaders care about delivery more than we realize
    4. Agile Coaches can’t empower teams

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