Architecture Corner podcast - Disruptive architecture

”There will be more Kodaks”  - Joakim Lindbom and Casimir Artmann discuss disruption in the auto industry and the consequences to manufacturers and society. 

You can follow them on twitter as @JoakimLindbom and @Artmann

This episode was recorded at Joakims home in Helsingborg in August 2015.

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info

Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, October 2015.

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It's easy to believe that leadership is created only by the manager. However there are ways to affect the leadership even if you are an employee. You have a choice how you act and react.

ou can decide what you want and then talk to your colleagues and to your manager in order to influence and create change. If your situation is really bad and you want a change it's very important to listen to yourself so you don't stay too long and start to feel bad or sick at work. It's important to take care of yourself. 

You can follow them on twitter as @PiaVingestrahl and @Artmann 

This episode was recorded in the park at Krapperup Castle, Höganäs, during July 2015.

Links:
1) www.leadershipforreal.com (english)
2) www.Vingestrahle.se (swedish)

ISBN: 9789198162813

Credits:

Lotta Artmann - Camera
Brendan Lally - Still photo

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - disruptivearchitecture.info
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In this episode, Greger Wikstrand meets Woody Zuill, well known for #mobprogramming and #noestimates to discuss Mob Programming.

Listen to this podcast to learn:

How can a whole team of about five people be programming together when there is only one person actually typing? And why isn't it exhausting to work together like that all day, every day.

How can mob programming possibly work? Perhaps that is the wrong question to ask, responds Woody. We started with this model because we liked working together. Only later did we realize that we were also more efficient. 

What does a mob programming team look like? It is a mix of roles and competencies and it shifts during the day and the project dependent on needs.

What is the difference between mob programming and #pairprogramming? Can you get into "the zone" when working together as a team?

Woody Zuill likes to share his experiences with Mob Programming. You'll find his blog at http://zuill.us/WoodyZuill/ or connect directly on Twitter https://twitter.com/WoodyZuill

Greger Wikstrand also has a blog at http://www.gregerwikstrand.com/ and can be found on Twitter as https://twitter.com/GregerWikstrand

This episode was recorded at Capgemini office in Helsingborg

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info

Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, September 2015.
http://www.artmann.co.uk

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Casimir Artmann share his thoughts of the future of ITIL with Greger Wikstrand.

Is it possible to have a fast and flexible process for managing changes in IT-organisations using ITIL? Is there a way of increase the speed of changes or not? 

Listen to this episode of Architecture Corner and find out another approach.

You can follow them on twitter as @Artmann and @GregerWikstrand

This episode was recorded at Joakims home in Helsingborg in August 2015.

Links

1) ITIL - https://www.axelos.com/
2) PMBOK -http://www.pmi.org/
3) Benefits of Kanban - http://www.gregerwikstrand.com/benefits-of-kanban/
4) Fixed Price Bids -  http://guntherverheyen.com/2012/10/07/fixed-price-bids-an-open-invitation-to-bribe-cajole-lie-and-cheat/
5) Driving in the fast lane with ITIL - http://disruptivearchitecture.info/blog/2015/8/13/driving-in-the-fast-lane-with-itil

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info

Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, September 2015.

http://www.artmann.co.uk

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Is it possible to improve software productivity as in the manufacturing industry?

Listen to Joakim Lindbom and Greger Wikstrand discussing about this subject and hear their thoughts and what could be done in this area. It may not be so easy as in other areas of work like building a house.

You can follow them on twitter as @JoakimLindbom and @GregerWikstrand

This episode was recorded at Joakims home in Helsingborg in August 2015.

Links

1) World quality report - https://www.capgemini.com/thought-leadership/world-quality-report-2014-15
2) Need for speed - https://vimeo.com/123567959

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info

Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, September 2015.

http://www.artmann.co.uk

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Listen to Pia Vingestråhle, Leadership specialist and consultant, who talks about Leadership for the future with Casimir Artmann.

With a lot of new technology and a lot of focus on tasks - on statistics, figures, goals and results - it’s important to be aware of how we can create a leadership that is effective, positive and sustainable.

hat will be most important in leadership for the future? Is there a way to make the employees do their very best at work? How do we get most out of the organization and the people and att the same time allow people to grow and to enjoy their work? 

You can follow them on twitter as @PiaVingestrahl and @Artmann

This episode was recorded in the park at Krapperup Castle, Höganäs, during July 2015.

Links
1) www.leadershipforreal.com (english)
2) www.Vingestrahle.se (swedish)

Lotta Artmann - Camera
Sara Björck - Still photo

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - disruptivearchitecture.info
Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, August 2015. artmann.co.uk

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Joakim Lindbom (CTO , Capgemini) and Casimir Artmann (Enterprise Architect, Sogeti) discuss the perceived lack of benefits with loyalty program and how to improve them so that they are beneficial for the customers.

You can follow them on twitter as @JoakimLindbom and @Artmann 

This episode was recorded at Joakims home in Helsingborg during August 2015.

Links

1) Can information about you be sold without your consent? - https://youtube.com/watch?v=KahTDelPwkw
2) Reinventing loyalty programs for the digital age - http://capgemini-consulting.com/reinventing-loyalty-programs
3) Espressohouse app - espressohouse.com/coffee-card/espresso-house-app/

Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - disruptivearchitecture.info

Published by Artmann Media, Höganäs, Sweden, August 2015.
artmann.co.uk

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