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Agile Uprising is a purpose-built network that focuses on the advancement of the agile mindset and global professional networking between and among practicing agilists.

 

This is a group founded by passionate practitioners for passionate practitioners, and not a revenue generating organization.

We will remain agnostic of certifying bodies, removing external influences such as sponsors, partners and other organizations allowing us to focus purely on the advancement of the agile craft.

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Flow Based Road Maps with Melissa Perri and Matt Barcomb 0
May 27, 2018
Stop lying about when the teams will deliver. Instead make your roadmaps a communication device, not a commitment, or a list of promises to be broken. 
 
Listen in as Melissa Perri, Matt Barcomb and Agile Uprising hosts Colleen Johnson and Chris Murman discuss flow based, living road maps. 
 
And once again, we discuss if size matters.

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The State of Agile 2018 0
May 20, 2018

For our 100th episode, Jay Hrcsko hosts James Gifford, Chris Murman,  Andrew Leff and Brad Stokes in a spirited discussion about VersionOne's 12th Annual State of Agile™ Report.

Topics include:

  • Distributed agile teams
  • % of teams using agile 
  • Reasons for adopting agile
  • Agile methods
  • Agile in outsourced projects
  • Challenges to adoption
  • Success measures 
  • SCALING SCALING SCALING
  • Does DAD/LeSS/NEXUS/etc. have a chance
  • And, of course, since Giff is on the show, poop

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Getting Things Done (GTD) in and Agile World with David Allen 0
May 13, 2018

Getting Things Done with David Allen

Join David Allen, Brad Stokes and Andy Cleff as they discuss

Getting Things Done in an Agile World.

"Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them."

David is the New York Times best-selling author of Getting Things Done - The Art of Stress-free Productivity. Since it was first published almost fifteen years ago, Getting Things Done has become an incredibly influential business book and one of the gotos for personal organization. GTD is now shorthand for a way of approaching professional and personal tasks and is used by individuals from CEOs to developers.

David discusses the origins of GTD, the journey upon the way, mistakes made and lessons learned. He touches on a range of research such as distributed cognition, the influence of the martial arts and experience of establishing one of the first truly holocratic companies.

Come and join the discussion on the coalition and share of your experiences with GTD.

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Book - Getting Things Done - The art of stress-free productivity

Upcoming Book - Getting Things Done for Teens

Deliberately Developmental Organizations with Andy Flemming 0
May 6, 2018

Deliberately Developmental OrganizationsJoin Andy Flemming and Andy Cleff as they discuss An Everyone Culture: Deliberately Developmental Organizations.

DDO’s create an unusual kind of environment, one that tolerates — even prefers — making one's failures, risks, and weaknesses public so that colleagues can support each other in the process of overcoming them.

There's a wonderful congruence with Modern Agile principles:

  • Make People Awesome
  • Make Safety a Prerequisite
  • Experiment & Learn Rapidly
  • Deliver Value Continuously

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Book - An Everyone Culture

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