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“Kindness is a muscle that needs to be exercised.”
Author and broadcaster Julia Baird treated AgileAus 17 attendees to a wildcard session on her intriguing approach to leadership. In her surprise talk, Julia challenged the assumption that extroverts are the best leaders, and urged us to re-think the impact an...
The key elements of a successful Agile transformation
Guest post by Leandro Pinter I had the pleasure of speaking about ING’s Agile transformation journey at Agile Australia this year. I am personally not a big fan of presentations such as case studies, war stories, transformation journeys etc. In my experience, those...
AgileAus17 sessions are live on InfoQ!
Want to re-live the highlights from Agile Australia 2017? Get your fix through InfoQ, who are now uploading videos of sessions from this year’s Conference. Sessions will be periodically uploaded over the weeks ahead for you to enjoy and share with your colleagues....
Security in Agile
Guest post by Rafael Hart, the Development Manager at StarRez, a Melbourne & Denver-based software company that builds student accommodation software for over 550 institutions around the world. Rafael has been involved with software development for many years and...
How Agile are you? Part 2: Running an Agile Maturity Assessment Workshop
In the final part of this series, Richard Wiseby reveals the various components of an Agile Maturity Assessment and how to tackle them for a team to ‘move up’. Whilst a full Agile Maturity Assessment is needed to establish a baseline it can be cumbersome. This can be...
How Agile are you? Part 1: Conducting an Agile Maturity Assessment
Guest post by Richard Wisbey In part 1 of this series, Richard Wisbey shares how TattsGroup performed an Agile Maturity Assessment to determine how Agile their teams were Part 1: Conducting an Agile Maturity Assessment During an Agile transformation, there comes a...
AgileAus17 Wrap Up
“Learning reduces uncertainty,” Melissa Perri The Agile Australia Conference is done and dusted for another year, and as all who attended reflect on what has been another magical Conference, let’s hear about what went on at AgileAus, and the various topics and...
10,000 employees. No managers. Great results.
AgileAus17 keynote speaker and Workshop leader Sami Honkonen (CEO, Tomorrow Labs) discusses a unique example of distributed leadership: the Buurtzorg phenomenon.Buurtzorg is one of the companies studied for Fredrik Laloux’s book Reinventing Organizations. I and Panu...
The ‘sushi train’ approach to Agile
This guest post was written by Cherie Mylordis from Uniting. To learn more about Agile, visit the AgileAus hub.Exciting things are happening at Uniting where Agile has become the new buzzword and sushi is a popular dish! At Uniting, we provide services in aged care...
Bad boss, or a case of Leadership Deficit Disorder?
In this guest post, AgileAus 2017 speaker and Head of R&D at Atlassian, Dominic Price, runs us through the telltale signs of ‘leadership deficit disorder’. This article was first published by Atlassian on 10 February 2017.Ok: a bad boss might be the reason your...
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