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Flow Mapping: Better Business Agility with Flight Levels

By Jose Casal / 14th September 2022

Abstract Organisations know that achieving better Business Agility is key for their long-term survival. However, most Agile Transformations fail to deliver their expected outcomes. Many lose momentum and are cancelled before they can be completed.So, why do we fail so often?Business Agility requires a fundamental change of mindset; moving from Resource thinking to Flow thinking.This …

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Rapid prototyping of your coordination boards

By Jose Casal / 24th June 2022

with Bernd Kudicke I typically do some flight route simulations with my customers to better understand their intended way of collaboration and interactions.

Transformational One to Ones

By Jose Casal / 24th June 2022

with Avipaul Bhandari One to ones have the power to transform – the performance of individuals, teams, and the wider collective.

How well does your workflow flow?

By Jose Casal / 24th June 2022

with Julia Wester A workflow is a process in which work flows through until it is completed – at least that’s what the name suggests. Based on my experience working with and talking to teams, workflows don’t always facilitate flow.

Drunk Agile…Live!

By JP Bayley / 8th June 2022

with Daniel Vacanti & Prateek Singh At Lean Agile London 2022 Daniel and Prateek hosted a special Live Drunk Agile show where they discussed everything from agile, metrics, human behaviour while sipping whisky. What could have possibly gone wrong?

The Innovation Imperative

By JP Bayley / 8th June 2022

with Gabrielle Benefield Let’s take on the challenge of how to build outcome driven organisations to create innovative products, allow people the time and space to be creative, and how to apply pragmatic innovation at scale.

Business Agility in Action: Using Flight Levels Boards

By Jose Casal / 16th September 2021

Klaus Leopold author of “rethinking Agile” describes Flight Levels as a “thinking model” that can help you discover and highlight where in an organization you need to focus on to achieve your desired objectives. Flight Levels is not an organisational model or a maturity model. It is essentially a tool to help you think and …

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What shall I work on next? Using ageing charts in your Daily Scrum

By Jose Casal / 6th August 2021

What shall I work on next? If you facilitate Daily Scrums (or whatever you call your daily meeting), this is never a straightforward question and it can be difficult helping guide teams to the right answer. As a team member, it is never as simple as picking the lowest hanging fruit or the most important …

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Business Agility with Flight Levels

By Jose Casal / 10th July 2021

Abstract Flight Levels enable us to achieve business agility. José Casal presents how using Enterprise Kanban and Klaus Leopold’s Flight Levels help us to foster business agility with appropriate organisational changes. During this interactive introductory session, participants have the opportunity to interact regularly with the contents of the session and explore the core components of …

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[#022] Building an MVP in a Week

By JP Bayley / 7th December 2020

Could you build an MVP in only one week? The Nordstrom Innovation Lab challenged themselves to do just that in plain sight of their customers.