Nawaz Butt
Agile COE Lead
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
location_on Canada
Member since 1 year
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Nawaz Butt is an Agile coach, facilitator, trainer, speaker and a blogger. He specializes in Scaling agile frameworks, digital transformation and Lean IT software development. Working as an Agile Coach he has mentored and coached teams on Agile values and principles across multiple industries and Government sector in South Asia, Far East, Middle East and North America. Some of his reputed clients in Canada include Government of Canada, City of Toronto, Toronto-Dominion (TD) Bank, Toronto Transit Commission, Fujitsu Canada, and others.
Currently he's living in Toronto, Canada and engage as an Agile COE Lead at Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) . Nawaz is not only a social entrepreneur but also a very active member of agile Toronto community. He’s the founder of Durham’s region first agile meetup group “Agile Brigade” Further a mentor at “Helping Others People Succeed” and “Discovering Agile Community”
Nawaz is a Masters in Business Administration and Information Systems. He also holds professional Lean/agile accreditations from Scrum.org, Scrum Alliance, Scrum.inc, PMI, IIBA, ASQ, Scaled Agile Inc.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/agile-brigade
http://meetu.ps/c/4xXn0/F82sq/d
https://hopsglobal.org/?team=nawaz-butt
https://www.linkedin.com/company/discovering-agile-community/
Links to some talks/presentations:
- “Management 3.0” practices workshop @ Agile Dialogue Mississauga
http://meetu.ps/e/HF22l/F82sq/d
- "Scrum Values" presentation @ Lean Agile Network aka "Agile Lunch"
http://meetu.ps/e/H3Ch7/F82sq/d
- "Career Paths for emergent agile enthusiasts" workshop @ Ryerson University, Toronto
http://meetu.ps/e/HbxhK/F82sq/d
- “Career Hack 2.0” virtual career summit @H.O.P.S global platform
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Cumulative flow diagrams (CFD) – Do’s and Don’ts
40 Mins
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Intermediate
The CFD is growing in popularity in the agile community and has been called a successor to the Scrum burn-down chart. It’s a very effective tool as it provides a better visualization and typical information for critical decision making. Furthermore, CFD can help you improve your process by providing insights into issues and by identifying potential bottlenecks.
In this session, we’ll look at the different patterns, behaviors and examples of CFD, reviewing what each represents, and how can they be used in both a Kanban and Scrum context.
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