Joe Krebs speaks with Ryan Ripley, co-author of “Fixing Your Scrum”, about advancing Scrum via training and talks about challenges with Scrum.

Joe Krebs speaks with Mary and Tom Poppendieck about Lean Software Development. Together they wrote a series of books: “Lean Software Development” “Implementing Lean Software Development”, “Leading Lean Software Development” and “The Lean Mindset” in chronological order.

Mary and Tom talked about how Lean fits into the universe of processes, tools and techniques in regards to processes like Scrum or Kanban. They did that from a leaders point of view. We discussed the role of knowledge workers and how that relates to people for example in Lean Manufacturing. We also had a chance to touch on Kata practices as they gave feedback to the initial release of the Agile Kata.

In this episode, I speak with Mary and Tom Poppendieck about Lean Software Development. We talked about knowledge workers vs. manufacturing, scaling, kaizen and the kata. Mary and Tom also grouped the last 4 decades of software development and give a projection for the decade starting in 2020. I hope you enjoy the listen. If you like to meet Mary and Tom in person, join the Agile Power Week in New York on MAR 3-5. (www.incrementor.com/apwnyc).

Joe Krebs speaks with Peter Koning, author of the book “Agile Leadership Toolkit”, about local leadership and community learning. Peter also shares help how leaders in transition to agile want to be more effective in their future role.

In this episode, I speak with Peter Koning who wrote the book Agile Leadership Toolkit which was released in September 2019. Peter and other leaders took a field trip (a go-see) to Stockholm and he shares some of his experiences in a blog post as well as this podcast. For example, you will hear about the experience around local leadership, community learning, 1:1’s and a 100 year strategy of a company.

Peter also explains how his book his structured and how it could help leaders in transition to agile be more effective in their role. I hope you enjoy the listen.

Joe Krebs speaks with JJ Sutherland about his new book "The Scrum Field Book - A Masterclass on Accelerating Performance, Getting Results and defining the Future". JJ is also the co-author of the book "Scrum - The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time" with his father Jeff Sutherland.

JJ is an award-winning NPR correspondent and producer with assignments in Iraq, Afghanistan, during the Arab Spring and Japan during the Tsunami in 2011. He is also the CEO of Scrum Inc.

In this episode,JJ and I talk about his new book "The Scrum Field Book - A Masterclass on Accelerating Performance, Getting Results and defining the Future". JJ is also the co-author of the book "Scrum - The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time" with his father Jeff Sutherland. JJ is an award-winning NPR correspondent with assignments in Iraq, Afghanistan, during the Arab Spring and Japan during the Tsunami on 2011. He is also the CEO of Scrum Inc. If you like to hear him speak live, join the 10th Annual Agile Day in New York on NOV 14.

In this episode,Melissa and I speak about her book with the title "Escaping the Build Trap" and the keynote she is going to deliver at the www.agileday2019.org on NOV 14, 2019. In this podcast, you will hear her share her opinion about output vs. outcome, a customer-centric approach, the role of product managers and product owners. We taker a deeper dive and explored the career path of product management in more detail as well.

Joe Krebs speaks with Melissa Perri about product management and why a customer centric approach is so critical for example by distinguishing output from outcome Melissa wrote “Escaping the Build Trap” and is the keynote speaker for Agile 2022.

In this episode, I am introducing the Agile Transformation Kata. The white paper and complimentary poster are now available at www.incrementor.com/agile-transformation. If you listen to this before OCT 17, you can also register to my webinar using the link above.