Inspired by the Think with Google collection on Agility Tips, let's explore some areas where Agility is helpful (and/or vital, crucial) to areas other than software development.
Here is your reference: http://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/insights/embeds/agile-creativity/index.html
Be prepared to discuss your thoughts on the materials contained on the above page and weigh in on where a focus on agility may not be readily obvious.
Also:
This is the last LeanCoffeeTO session over here at 46 Hayden St. before BNOTIONS moves offices -
A lot of great learning has gone on in this space -
Any questions?
Reach me thru meetup or via Twitter @markreale
Any thoughts, comments, or resources for this session?
Hit up the discussion thread below -
Peace
Thanks for hosting this morning BNotions. What was the name of that book referenced by The Economist again? Same same but different price?
August 23
We talked quite a bit about the challenges of getting buy-in from clients to go agile. It was alluded to, but just to state more explicitly - the language you use often makes all the difference. Concepts like "lean" or "innovation" are hard sells, they are seen as too esoteric. However, even the most pointy-headed manager gets "growth" and "costs". My two favourite resources for selling growth to "dinosaur" companies are Dave Gray's "Gamestorming", and Jeanne Liedtka's "Designing for Growth".
August 23
It was great to meet some people in Toronto with like-minds but from different backgrounds & experience. Unfortunately I didn't read the lead up materials (didn't know there were any!) so had no idea what Agile & Lean was to start :( I tried to get the hang of it however :)
August 23
This is really excellent stuff, thanks for setting this one up mark. See you tomorrow
August 22
Thanks for posting that up Kevin -
Definitely looks like some room for innovation there -
August 22
I think news sites could definitely benefit from a variation of this method. (i.e. Globe and Mail, National Post...) — developing stories, citizen journalism... all connected in a thread of sorts with a combined summary. A general example of one take on this idea: http://www.theverge.com/apple/2...![]()
August 21
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