Joe Krebs speaks with Rick Dove,who led a government project in 1991 to explore improvements to manufacturing processes at that time. The word "agile" was chosen which influenced the creators of the Agile Manifesto a decade later.

Rick published two books “Response Ability” and “Value Proposition” and hundreds of articles that relate to agile. Rick is an early influencer of Agile System Engineering, Business Agility and of course the early days of Agile.

Joe Krebs speaks with Cristina DiGiacomo who wrote “Wise Up! At Work” and created Industrial Philosophy. She describes how philosophy can help agile leaders, coaches and teams in their day to day work. She gave an example through the parable “The Quarrel between the pond the river” which is listed below. Hear how Immanuel Kant fits into agile processes, leadership and coaching.

Cristina DiGiacomo is the author of the book "Wise Up! At Work" and the creator of Industrial Philosophy. In this podcast she describes how philosophy can help agile leaders, coaches and teams in their day to day work. She gave an example through the parable “The Quarrel between the pond the river” which is listed on the show page of agile.fm.

Juriaan Kamer co-authored Formula X - How to reach extreme acceleration in your organization with Rini van Solingen. Formula X is a business fable and Jurriaan Kamer and I have a chance to connect the fable to organizations that strive for more agility. Jurriaan also introduced FASTER an acronym for a list of area for improvement.

Joe Krebs speaks with Juriaan Kamer about “Formula X”, a business fable for organizations that strive for more agility. He introduces FASTER an acronym for a list of areas for improvement.

In this episode, I speak with Diana Larsen about Agile Retrospectives, especially in the context of the virtual teams. We talked about a few helpful tips and tricks for teams that work from home during the corona virus. We also talk about the first and last zone of the agile fluency model which she created a few years ago with James Shore.

Joe Krebs speaks with Diana Larsen, co-author of “Agile Retrospectives” and “Liftoff”, about practical retrospective tips for visual teams and the agile fluency model.

In this episode, I am sharing some thoughts around agile transformations that led to a brand new program called the "Certified Agile Transformation Coach - C-ATC". It's 2020, time to start a decade of agile transformations that are lived by agile principles. See how the Agile Transformation Kata, Evidence-Based Management, the Agile Manifesto, Liebrating Structures (e.g. Open Space) are all intertwined. I would like to invite you to join the program that kicks off on March 3-4 in NYC during the Agile Power Week. www.incrementor.com/apwnyc.

In this episode, learn about the role of an Agile Transformation Coach in an agile transformation process called Agile Kata. See how this approach lives by the same agile values during a transformation. Learn how inspection and adaptation can help steer complex efforts like an agile transformation more successful and how simple questions like “Is the Agile Transformation successful?” can actually be answered with evidence.

In this episode, I speak with Ryan about his new book with the title "Fixing Your Scrum" which he co-authored with Todd Miller. We connected the book to the advanced Scrum Master certification course the two of them are frequently delivering together. on March 3-4, you can meet Ryan and Todd in New York during the Agile Power Week ((www.incrementor.com/apwnyc) and experience the course yourself. As you will learn in the podcast, every attendee will receive a copy of the book autographed or blank... your choice. I hope you enjoy the listen.