The red brick cancer ACE! Conf 2013-04-16

 

This is the presentation I gave at ACE! Conference in Krakow the 16th of April.

Related post:

• Lean LEGO – The red brick cancer

LESS!

I’m happy to announce that the collection of business transformation essays called LESS!, that I co-authored, is now published.

It is free and you can get it here.

When you have read it, please write a review at GoodReads.

This is a book of twelve essays written by me and my co-authors who all work in the trenches, building business, coaching leaders and shaping the future. This book contains the following main topics:

• Beyond Budgeting–Changing the way the organization is managed from command and control to an empowered, adaptive and agile model
• Radical Management–Rethink the fundamental assumptions about management
• Strategic Navigation–Use OODA Loops and the ancient Chinese 36 Stratagems to outthink the competition
• Lean–Do more with LESS! resources
• Agile–working software, no pain
• Systems Thinking–An easier, better way to think about organizations
• Complexity Thinking–Radical insights about organizations and management coming from the complexity sciences

The title of my essay is “Standard work in Software development”. In this essay I explore the application of the Lean tool called Standard work in software development. You can find my blog posts on the subject here.

I want to give a special thank you to Henrik Mårtensson for his tireless efforts of editing and making the book ready for publishing. Thank you!

Also a thank you to Vasco Duarte and the LESS 2011 conference organizers of making this happen.

 

The LESS! authors

Foreword by John Hagel III – @jhagel 

Dan Bergh Johnsson – @danbjson

Bjarte Bogsnes – @bbogsnes

Peter Bunce

Steve Denning – @stevedenning

Ola Ellnestam – @ellnestam

Håkan Forss – @hakanforss

Brian Hawkes

Maarit Laanti

Henrik Mårtensson – @Kallokain

Karl Scotland – @kjscotland

Ari-Pekka Skarp – @apskarp

James Sutton – @LeanSE

DevSum 12 – Toyota Kata – ett alternativ till retrospektiv?

This is my Swedish slides for my session “Toyota Kata – ett alternativ till retrospektiv?” at DevSum 12.