Big announcements for Agile in Action with Bill Raymond Podcast announcements August 2022

Let's talk about SAFe: Organizations that want to be more agile will often create small, autonomous teams that can deliver faster. The structure for those teams often looks similar to those defined by SCRUM. However, what happens when many SCRUM teams, maybe 20, 30, or... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

38 min listen

Agility, frameworks, and gaining a competitive advantage with Evan Leybourn: Business agility represents the continuous and purposeful change you make to deliver more value to your customers and gain a competitive edge. Very often, we use frameworks that guide how to be more agile. The list of frameworks is endless and full of... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

39 min listen

Introducing a proposal for a product manifesto by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

39 min listen

An introduction to agile team planning and velocity: In today's lively conversation with Adam Jennison, Enterprise Agile Consultant, you will learn how agile teams estimate their work and track how well they performed based on the estimate. You will also learn how to implement these concepts in your... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

43 min listen

Introducing Agile for Finance: As a researcher, Loreal Jiles has interviewed large and small organizations to learn the challenges and changes affecting finance. In doing that research, she discovered momentum to progress from data stewardship to value creation through deeper... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

45 min listen

Introducing Agile for Marketing: In our latest ""Agile for..."" series, we talk to Andrea Fryrear about Agile for Marketing. We discuss the unique structure of a marketing organization and the opportunities to reduce complexity and introduce agile methods. We talk about the pitfalls... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

29 min listen

Outcome-driven design and team behaviors: Josh Seiden is an acclaimed author in the lean and agile space, focusing on product design. Today, Josh shares how outcome-driven design can change human behavior, translating into improved customer value. by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

38 min listen

Improve team morale and performance by addressing technical debt: Have you ever opened up an app that you love, just to be bothered by that one critical feature that hardly works, feels too slow, or is just frustrating to use? Chances are, the developers that wrote that code are all too aware of the problem. Maybe... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

44 min listen

Introducing the Modified Agile for Hardware Development Framework: Are you mad at your current stage-gate hardware process? Then let Dorian Simpson and Gary Hinkle introduce you to something that will make you feel good with MAHD -- or Modified Agile for Hardware Development Framework. Dorian and Gary will share how... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

39 min listen

Defining and aligning product strategies by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

30 min listen

It is our one year anniversary!: We are excited to share the Agile in Action with Bill Raymond podcast is one year old! We are celebrating this by updating our website and interviewing some exciting new guests. The podcast will return with weekly guests starting August 31, 2021. In... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

3 min listen

Introducing Kanban: ?️ Keep teams in sync and that product ? train moving using a visual Kanban board Eric Brechner joins the podcast today to discuss how you can manage team or personal work using Kanban. Throughout the discussion, Eric and Bill Raymond share... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

39 min listen

Introducing Objectives and Key Results (OKRs): In today's podcast, Jeff Gothelf shares the importance of Objectives and Key Results (or OKRs). Jeff shares the proper way to define OKRs, sharing relatable stories that help you think through how to use them effectively. by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

36 min listen

Agile estimating and planning: Agile teams often think differently than more traditional project planning efforts. Gone are months-long project schedules with tasks, milestones, and resource plans. In place of that are autonomous teams that define a value-driven backlog of work,... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

24 min listen

Getting in the agile zone with the fluency model: Today, I speak with James Shore, author of The Art of Agile, Development. We talk about the Agile Fluency Model he developed alongside Diana Larsen. When you re-organize teams with a focus on agility, changes will not happen overnight. Teams will... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

34 min listen

Introducing the Art of Agile Development: James Shore is the author of The Art of Agile Development. Today, he is announcing the generally availability of the book and shares what you will learn. In the text below, you will find the description of the book, including a link to get a copy for... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

34 min listen

The planet is also the customer: Agile and sustainability: On today's podcast, Bill speaks with Jutta Eckstein, who shares her passion for sustainability and concerns that agile may increase our carbon footprint. Jutta shares how you can make a difference in your personal life and career using the three... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

30 min listen

Risk-driven security in agile software development: Dan Ionita, a Researcher with a Ph.D. in risk assessment, shares a model for integrated security into modern agile software management teams. Dan shares case studies and practical guidance for assessing and prioritizing security needs in your... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

35 min listen

PLM, agile, and the Openness Certification: Product Lifecycle Management, especially for large and complex products like automobiles, is ripe for re-invention. Organizations adopt agile techniques and focus on smaller, more focused teams to deliver more competitive and customer-centric... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

35 min listen

How executive leaders create the space for agile to flourish: Change is pervasive, perpetual, and exponential. Organizational efficiency is often hidden behind a veneer of busyness. Effective leaders embrace agile values and build a safe space for teams to succeed. In today's podcast, Lyssa Adkins shares the... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

30 min listen

Introducing organizational agility: In today's podcast, Linda Parker Gates from the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University talks about organizational agility. Linda shares the importance of an execution-first mentality, setting a vision while being nimble enough to... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

28 min listen

Dealing with Ambiguity in the workplace: Some of us love swirling in the abyss of the unknown, while others need direction, clarity, and specificity. Ambiguity can lead to behaviors that drive an organization to falter, lose its competitive edge, or lose disillusioned employees. In... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

34 min listen

From complicated chaos to value and velocity with flow engineering and value stream mapping: Do you have outdated or complex business flows that are hindering your ability to deliver more value to your customers at a faster pace? Today's podcast guest, Steve Pereira, "The Value Stream Guy" and creator of "Flow Engineering," will share how to... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

44 min listen

Introducing ADAPT, a book for digital transformation: Friend of the podcast, Luis Goncalves, returns to introduce his new book, ADAPT. You will learn the five pillars that describe how to transform your company for the digital age, along with an example of actual companies using Luis' concepts. If you... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

25 min listen

Introducing Agile for Research and Development: Laura Pirro came to learn some agile concepts taking a course while at Ghent University. The course teacher said agile is primarily for software development and did not apply to R&D. Laura decided to learn more about agile and found that R&D... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

31 min listen

November 1 2022 Update: Please take a minute to connect with us on LinkedIn at: by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

2 min listen

Big announcements for Agile in Action with Bill Raymond Podcast announcements August 2022: Today, we are excited to announce that we have reached 10,000 active listeners, are celebrating our 2-year anniversary, and will provide transcripts for all new podcasts. by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

5 min listen

From project to product: refocusing your organization and culture: Today, Chris Jones, partner at Silicon Valley Product Group and co-author of the book Empowered joins us to talk about the shift to agility and a product-focused culture. Chris shares how too many times, we focus on delivering a project that we assume... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

41 min listen

Book launch! Build Your Model for Leading Change: In today's bonus podcast, we are excited to have Marsha Acker, CEO of Team Catapult, back again! We are excited to be part of Marsha's journey by helping to launch her latest book: Build your Model for leading change. Here at the Agile in Action... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

19 min listen

What it means to become nimble: Today, I am excited to share a conversation with Christina Wodtke, a celebrity in agile leadership and team dynamics. Christina is the author of popular books like The Team that Managed Itself and Radical Focus. Christina brings a wealth of... by Agile in Action with Bill Raymond

40 min listen

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