How to Lead Agile Transformation: Safe, pragmatic organization wide agile adoption 

Great job, a clear and concise approach to explaining Agile Transformation for large organizations! Still very relevant today!

Agile in three major concepts: Backlog, teams, and workable tested software on the lowest level and: Governance, structure, and Metrics on higher level. If these don’t exist there’s no agile transformation. Great lecture 👍🏿📌

Agile in three words -Backlogs, Teams, Workable tested software increments. superb narration

Absolutely brilliant!

THIS: "The problem with mal-formed teams is that, when you have teams that don't stay together and can't get to a definition of done, they stop believing that they can!"

Over the last 20+ years, I've been on teams that successfully utilized several different agile methodologies, but I've never seen Scrum work once.

Fascinating talk...

One of the clear talk I found in a long time

Good session 👍

Good intro to Agile Transformation approach

Very well presented continuously drawing the attention, motivates other trainers and coaches in agile space....

Very nice. Bookmarked.

what a brilliant lecture

Love these videos

Good poresentation about agile transformation! very interesting to say the least!

Hi can I get the ppt presentation for that. It will help me a lot

Здравствуйте, увидела ваш комментарий под видео о Канаде) вы правда живете там уже 20лет? Боже мой, я об этом мечтаю.

haha "it's all red staplers" nice Office Space reference

I'm a little late, but anyone know where to find the slides of this presentation?

I can't believe how bad understanding someone with that amount of experience can have. I worked with some of the biggest companies in their industries, and scaled agile simply doesn't work. It will never work. It's not important how good velocity is, if the thing a company is building is a waste.

Isn't this just talking about Scrum? What has this got to do with organisation-wide agile?