How can organizations benefit from LeSS? 1) adopt LeSS frameworks; 2) use LeSS ideas for improvement. We seem having drifted to 1), and I'd like to promote 2) to get balanced.
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a recent talk about from LeSS to learning organization through practicing systems thinking on product & process experiments.
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@michaeldotjames I wonder if the element of winning is an inherent part of argument/debate, even though some people would say that we argue/debate to learn. What is the right word that conveys curiosity and openness - dialogue?
Systems thinking in product learning may begin from Impact Mapping; systems thinking in process learning may begin from Root Cause Analysis.
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@agilepete@agilepete glad to hear about this, and thanks for asking. i would probably gather relevant people to do a system modeling about this experiment (why we do this, possible consequences, etc.) before starting, then check its effects regularly to learn and adapt.
Two different configurations of multi-team product group have different answers regarding whether to have a Product Group Owner: https://t.co/8yXSsHJ2OS
Working on a new series to explore how to break the limits to one product backlog, the first two are my old perspective and experience, and will write my latest thinking in the next articles.
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Just re-read the "code as design" article, and wonder if I should treat the design in mechanical engineering (what one of my clients is doing) as the code in software. If yes, then it would be "design as code"😉