RocAgile: Theory of Constraints – Current Reality Trees

Join RocAgile in exploring how to apply theory of constraints (TOC), a concept founded by Eliyahu Goldratt. His business novels (The Goal, It’s Not Luck, and Critical Chain) apply TOC to manufacturing, business, and project management. We’ll use Agile principles of self-organization to logically arrange observations (undesirable effects) into a current reality logic tree.

Our presenter:
Linda Marshall held various roles in lean quality consulting, program management, product development, business development, chief system engineer, and assistant controller. She is known for her collaborative and coaching style, working with teams to improve performance and to creatively solve problems. Linda is currently an adjunct professor at Roberts Wesleyan College in healthcare administration (statistical methods) and organizational management (project management). She is also a business consultant for SCORE.