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You are listening to episode #EAFH16, Aspirations of Agility and Truths of Transformation . In this presentation, Allison Pollard and Noreen Emanuel will share their experiences working with companies undergoing agile transformations and the challenges of focusing on the parts of Agile that matter most. There is no perfect Agile solution. Yet there is a best Agile solution for your teams. Come learn a model to understand the benefits possible from Agile teams and which investments must be made to achieve them.
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Abstract
It seems that Agile is the way of the world–but that popularity hasn’t been without its problems. Companies spend a lot of time and money on agile transformations, and leaders worry they’re not getting the results that they should. Why are investments in Agile not delivering the full benefits promised?
Noreen Emanuel
Noreen Emanuel
brings empathy to professional relationships and lights up a room with her
positive energy. She has worked at American Airlines for 20 years and changed
roles successfully many times; currently she is an agile coach within the
Customer Technology organization. An avid learner, Noreen embraces
new ideas and adapts to change; her servant leadership inspires those around
her to do the same.
Allison Pollard
Allison
Pollard helps people discover their agile instincts and develop their coaching
abilities. As an agile coach with Improving in Dallas, Allison enjoys mentoring
others to become great Scrum Masters and fostering communities that provide
sustainability for agile transformations. In her experience, applying agile
methods improves delivery, strengthens relationships, and builds trust between
business and IT. Allison is also a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, a
foodie, and proud glasses wearer.
Sponsors & Summary
We would like to thank our sponsor KnolShare for the continued support for this
podcast. Visit KnolShare.org to
achieve your awesomeness through agile coaching and training, digital transformation
strategy, agile organization development, lean business startup, and diversity
and inclusion training.
We support lean thinking and agile life skills education
through the 5 Saturdays program.
Visit 5Saturdays.org to donate your
time, money, and knowledge.
Checkout Dr. Dave’s latest book Elastic Minds: What are you thinking? On
Amazon.com. You will also find his book Transforming
your leadership Character: The lean thinking and agility way on Amazon.com.
Look for the KnolShare with Dr. Dave podcast on
iTunes, Spotify, and Google Play.
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You are listening to episode #EAFH16, Aspirations of Agility and Truths of Transformation . In this presentation, Allison Pollard and Noreen Emanuel will share their experiences working with companies undergoing agile transformations and the challenges of focusing on the parts of Agile that matter most. There is no perfect Agile solution. Yet there is a best Agile solution for your teams. Come learn a model to understand the benefits possible from Agile teams and which investments must be made to achieve them.
Aspirations of AgilityDownload
Abstract
It seems that Agile is the way of the world–but that popularity hasn’t been without its problems. Companies spend a lot of time and money on agile transformations, and leaders worry they’re not getting the results that they should. Why are investments in Agile not delivering the full benefits promised?
Noreen Emanuel
Noreen Emanuel
brings empathy to professional relationships and lights up a room with her
positive energy. She has worked at American Airlines for 20 years and changed
roles successfully many times; currently she is an agile coach within the
Customer Technology organization. An avid learner, Noreen embraces
new ideas and adapts to change; her servant leadership inspires those around
her to do the same.
Allison Pollard
Allison
Pollard helps people discover their agile instincts and develop their coaching
abilities. As an agile coach with Improving in Dallas, Allison enjoys mentoring
others to become great Scrum Masters and fostering communities that provide
sustainability for agile transformations. In her experience, applying agile
methods improves delivery, strengthens relationships, and builds trust between
business and IT. Allison is also a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, a
foodie, and proud glasses wearer.
Sponsors & Summary
We would like to thank our sponsor KnolShare for the continued support for this
podcast. Visit KnolShare.org to
achieve your awesomeness through agile coaching and training, digital transformation
strategy, agile organization development, lean business startup, and diversity
and inclusion training.
We support lean thinking and agile life skills education
through the 5 Saturdays program.
Visit 5Saturdays.org to donate your
time, money, and knowledge.
Checkout Dr. Dave’s latest book Elastic Minds: What are you thinking? On
Amazon.com. You will also find his book Transforming
your leadership Character: The lean thinking and agility way on Amazon.com.
Look for the KnolShare with Dr. Dave podcast on
iTunes, Spotify, and Google Play.