Hey, John - thank you for following me on Twitter!
Yes, I'll be presenting at the Better Software Agile Dev East Conference, which takes place in Orlando in November. My topic is agile leadership, and I’ll be introducing folks to a new model for evaluating high performing teams, the Agile Performance Holarchy. The Agile Performance Holarchy is a late-binding, soft-coded performance model for adopting, transforming and mastering agility within your software or technology organization. With the Agile Performance Holarchy, current and future leaders now have an object-oriented model for building and assessing agile capability.
I’ve assessed hundreds of agile teams over the last 15 years, and I’ve learned that there are two impediments that exist to successful and scaleable agile adoption. It’s not that we need a new method. We don’t need to turn Agile into Waterfall. And we certainly don’t need lower trust or more command and control.
What we need is for leadership to understand, embrace and project agile values, and how they trace to the ceremonies and techniques that we’re using. And we need teams to execute those ceremonies with discipline and integrity.
The Agile Performance Holarchy is a clear definition of great agile for leaders and teams alike, and it provides a sustainable path to agile capability, while preserving the value of high trust and empirical process control.
I hope you can stop by the session, John, and learn about verifiable agile performance. For those who haven't registered yet, here's the link: Agile Dev East Conference.
Feel free to use my code (BE17JD25) and get $400 off!
It will be my pleasure to see you there.
It will be my pleasure to see you there.
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Jeff Dalton is a Certified SCAMPI Lead Appraiser, Certified CMMI Instructor, author and consultant with years of real-world experience with the CMMI in all types of organizations. Jeff has taught thousands of students in CMMI trainings and has received an aggregate satisfaction score of 4.97 out of 5 from his students.
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