Make the invisible visible - Transparency at scale - What did we see when we cleaned our glasses?
When large scale organisations go 'agile' - the first thing to disappear is transparency.
Transparency, Inspection, Adaption are the foundations of agile.
So can you be agile without transparency?
Let me take your through my journey of
making the invisible visible for 1000 people/80 squads
How was it done? how long did it take?
And what did we find when actually achieved transparency?
We found something that we did not expect at all!
Transparency made us realised we were on the wrong pathÂ
and that we needed to pivot
Come hear the story or what we did and why we did it and why it game changed success!
Outline/Structure of the Case Study
i will talk through why i was brought in, what the expectation was, how i tackled the problem, the common language i introduced,how i implemented it and how it helped us identify the real root cause problem which was not visible before that
Learning Outcome
Learn how to move to a data driven world for agile at scale
Target Audience
Anyone who works in large scale agile environment who is struggling to get cut through
Prerequisites for Attendees
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schedule Submitted 10 months ago
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