The Agile Revolution

By The Agile Revolution

Join Craig, Tony and Renee on a journey through the world of Agile as they look at recent blogs related to Agile, investigate practices and techniques, look at tools and answer your questions. The rev... more

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February 18, 2014 Episode 67: A Boys Night Out
Craig and Tony take the opportunity in Renee’s absence to talk about the year that was , conferences and workshops attended and generally cover all things Agile: A managers guide to attending agile team events – Illustratedagile.com Lyssa’s “Coaching Agile Teams” book Steve Blank – Why Continuous Deployment May Mean Continuous Customer Disappointment YOW 2013 … Continue reading →
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February 11, 2014Episode 66: Agile Coaching with Lyssa Adkins and Michael Spayd
At YOW 2013 in Sydney, Craig, Renee and Jeremie Benazra catch up with Lyssa Adkins, author of “Coaching Agile Teams” and Michael Spayd, both Agile Coaches at the Agile Coaching Institute and chew the fat on:
What is Agile?
Lyssa’s “Coaching Agile Teams” book
The difficulties in being an Agile Coach
The XP Coach
Coaching as a more mature version of leadership
Where professional coaching fits into Agile Coaching
Why Agile Coaches are sought after whereas general organisational coaching is less prevalent
The training of managers and its impact on mindsets
Michael’s “Coaching the Agile Enterprise” book
Team coaches vs enterprise coaches – what is the difference
Scrum Mastering an enterprise transformation
ICAgile
How to teach a pig to sing
The coaching oath of non-allegiance
Certified Scrum Coach versus ICAgile Coach
The myriad of skill sets needed as an Agile Coach
Agile Management
Agile Coach as term and riding waves
Agile Coaching resources
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November 09, 2013Episode 65: Becoming Agile… with Greg Smith
At Agile 2013 in Nashville, TN, Craig catches up with his old friend Greg Smith (no relation), co-author of “Becoming Agile… In An Imperfect World” and Agile Coach at GS Solutions Group. Greg regularly assists Fortune 500 with their adoption of Agile and the quote of the podcast has to be “discipline or good software practices are proportionally inverse to how much money you make!”. Some of the topics of conversation were:
Fire the client!
The state of Agile in the United States
Switch by Chip and Dan Heath
The traditional practices are still important
“Becoming Agile… In An Imperfect World” and what would be added if it were written in 2013
PMI and Agile – should be used together
Scaling Agile and Essential Scrum by Kenny Rubin
Beyond Budgeting
Collaboration Culture and Teams track at Agile 2013
Story Mapping
Lean UX by Jeff Gothelf
Diversified – Business Analyst Times and Project Times
IIBA Agile Extension
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October 04, 2013Episode 64: Interstate 40 East with Nick Muldoon
On a road trip to Agile 2013 from Dallas to Nashville, Craig chats to Nick Muldoon while cruising in a Chevy Equinox eastbound on Interstate 40 between Memphis and Nashville. Nick is an Agile Coach at Twitter and formerly the Product manager for GreenHopper at Atlassian and whilst doing 65 miles an hour they chat about:
Interstate 40
Memphis – Graceland, Sun Records, Beale Street, BBQ
Atlassian and Greenhopper (renamed JIRA Agile at Agile 2013)
FOLIO for JIRA
Drive (Dan Pink) and Fed-Ex Ship It Days
Peter Senge and the Learning Organisation
Atlassian Blogs
JIRA Issue Collector
Agile approach at Atlassian and on the Greenhopper team
Twitter – 1,200 engineers to work 140 characters!
#Music (We Are Hunted)
The Fail Whale is harpooned and scaling Twitter (Agile, teams and platform)
SprintZero: The Physics of Agile Marketing
The convergence of Lean Startup, Growth Hacking and Agile Marketing
“You Can Still Dunk in the Dark”
Optimizely
San Francisco Agile Marketing Meetup
Share what you learn!
Uncle Julio’s – the best Mexican this side of the border!
Visual Management – Leading With What You Can See
Scaled Agile Framework
The Social Network
Scaling – how much is enough?
Contributing to Open Source and the benefits to a business – email us your thoughts!
AAFTT (Agile Alliance Functional Testing Tools)
Agile 2013 highlights – “these are my people!”
Wikispeed
Innovation Games
Fat Tire
Agile 2014 – Orlando
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September 09, 2013Episode 63: The Lean-Agile Project with Al Shalloway
At Agile 2013 in Nashville, TN, Craig talks to Al Shalloway from Net Objectives in the open space area (ironically in front of a waterfall) about his current areas of interest in the Lean Agile community. Al has been a leading voice in the Agile community for many years, is the author of many software development and Agile related books and is a SAFe Program Consultant as well as a co-founder of the Lean Software & Systems Consortium. The topics discussed include:
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and the manifestation of Lean
Third Generation of Lean Agile or more simply The Lean-Agile Project
Kanban clarity
“When your up to your ass in alligators, it’s hard to remember you’re there to drain the swamp” – IBM
Aspire by Kevin Hall
Steve Chandler – “When things serve us they’re good, and when they don’t they’re not”
Singles
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September 09, 2013 Episode 62: Agile 2013 Days 3, 4 & 5
Craig continues his daily reports from Agile 2013 in Nashville with some observations on the sessions he attended on days 3, 4 and 5.
More in-depth notes will be available on Craig’s blog soon.
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September 09, 2013 Episode 63: The Lean-Agile Project with Al Shalloway
At Agile 2013 in Nashville, TN, Craig talks to Al Shalloway from Net Objectives in the open space area (ironically in front of a waterfall) about his current areas of interest in the Lean Agile community. Al has been a leading voice in the Agile community for many years, is the author of many software … Continue reading →
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August 07, 2013 Episode 61: Agile 2013 Day 2
Craig continues his daily reports from Agile 2013 in Nashville with some observations on the sessions he attended on day 2.
More in-depth notes will be available on Craig’s blog soon.
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August 06, 2013 Episode 60: Agile 2013 Day 1
Craig is in Nashville, Tennessee in the USA for the Agile 2013 conference,, and recaps the opening keynote as well as the day 1 sessions he attended.
More in-depth notes will be available on Craig’s blog soon.
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July 14, 2013Episode 59: #NOestimates with Neil Killick
Tony and Kim Ballestrin have a chat with Neil Killick whilst at Agile Australia 2013 in Sydney and talk about:
The origins of the #NOestimates hashtag
Agile with a small ‘a’ – going for agility and not a process
Neil’s journey into Agile
The link between health and the values & principles of Agile
The manifesto
Embracing change
Safe to fail
How changing our language can change our culture
Expectations management through range provisioning
Understanding real constraints
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FAQs about The Agile Revolution:

How many episodes does The Agile Revolution have?

The podcast currently has 259 episodes available.