Lakshmi Easuwaran
General Manager - Head of Orchestration & Shared Technologies
Telstra
location_on Australia
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Lakshmi Easuwaran's career spans over two decades in various roles including software development, program management and product management (Dev, Run, Own). She is an IT Generalist with a flair for technology. She is passionate about Product Ownership, value delivery, believes and practices being a “Leader as a coach” to anchor business agility and enable teams to focus on product innovation and customer satisfaction.
In 2020, Lakshmi became Australia's first woman to be recognized as a Certified Team Coach (CTC) from the Scrum Alliance on Agile methodology and Agile coaching. She is recognised as one of the Telstra Technology Leaders for building high performance software engineering teams. She was also awarded "Women Leading Tech" in Engineering category organized by B&T media and sponsored by Atlassian in April 2021.
Lakshmi works for Telstra as the Group General Manager and Head of Orchestration Enablement & Shared Technologies. She continues to mentor, coach and support women in tech on their career aspirations and journey.
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What can McDonalds teach us about Product Ownership, Innovation and Entrepreneurship?
Lakshmi EasuwaranGeneral Manager - Head of Orchestration & Shared TechnologiesTelstraschedule 6 months ago
40 Mins
Presentation
Intermediate
I want to present to the audience the product ownership, entrepreneurship and innovator lessons that we can learn from the movie "The Founder". There are so many key takeaways (pun intended) from McDonald's speedy service system, solving customers' problems innovatively, applying to work context and thus knowing how to build high performing teams. The session also covers traits to learn from Ray Croc (the protagonist) of the movie and apply as product owners at work.
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Customer driven product development
Lakshmi EasuwaranGeneral Manager - Head of Orchestration & Shared TechnologiesTelstraschedule 6 months ago
40 Mins
Presentation
Beginner
How can executive management build customer-driven product teams?
Agile product development practices provide a pathway to realize the co-creation of desired product outcomes between customers and development teams. Quickly and frequently obtaining feedback on real products directly from customers give them a direct voice into their own value stream. However, orienting your teams and leadership to build and react to quick feedback iteratively is a significant challenge to any organization taking this on. This presentation will provide an overview of core fundamental techniques that bring customers and teams together.
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