Lean, Agile and Large-Scale Product Development (LeSS)

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Abstract:
Do you wonder which Agile Scaling framework fits your organization's purpose? Why do some so-called Agile scaling frameworks revert your organization to the waterfall? In this talk, you will learn the difference between generative and prescriptive mechanisms. As a community, we have frankly struggled with scaling agile. The imperative to safely scale agile could not be greater, and yet we are at the precipice of reverting to plan-driven mechanisms. This session is a master talk for seasoned practitioners. You will learn about fat-tailed statistical characteristics to grasp the perils facing large-scale digital transformations. We will review dependency management structures in popular scaling frameworks so you can understand why prescriptive practices lead to outsized negative outcomes. You will apply generative practices to your organization's agile scaling situation and take one actionable step to improve your success with scaling agile.

Speaker's Bio:
Programmer at heart, Dhaval brings 20+ years of from-the-trenches agile executive and entrepreneurial experience. He is passionate about catalyzing change in systems where leaders empower others to excel.

He is founder of Evolve Agility® and has led large scale Agile transformations for companies in Oil & Gas, Banking, Insurance, Gaming, and Medical business domains. He brings System Thinking perspective and works with CTOs and heads of Software Development, engineering, DevOps, Data and Project Management to

- Transform legacy waterfall approaches into efficient Agile processes
- Scale your Agile efforts to full enterprise level
- Train key team members to maximize Agile adoption
- Adopt best practices to ensure sustainable momentum & long-term success

He is also member elected Board of Directors of Scrum Alliance, which supports the agile movement as the only non-profit certifying body in the agile space with more than 1.4M certificants.

You can access his cutting-edge articles on agility at scale at https://www.evolveagility.com/library/blog/