Videos through the years: 2019
25-27 September 2024
Dive into some memorable sessions from Lean Agile Scotland 2019.
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Abeba Birhane
In defence of uncertainty
Adarsh Shah & Hibri Marzook
Using the Toyota Improvement Kata to solve hard problems
Aino Corry
Futurespectives in action
Andrea Provaglio
Leading within
Caitlin Cleveland
Bitter to better: harnessing pessimism to improve projects and lives
Andy Kemp & Chris Brown
Re-designing a service for vulnerable users in a digital age
Cat Swetel
Overcoming inertia: where do we go from here?
Chris McDermott & Marc Burgauer
Maturity Mapping: Using Wardley Maps and Cynefin to create context specific maturity models
Clem Pickering & Robert van Kooten
Imposter syndrome: 2 roles, 2 viewpoints, same challenge
Duncan Nisbet
Followership - sometimes leadership can go f-ck itself
Joe Wright
Keynote: The good, the bad, the open-plan: Creating environments for collaborative knowledge work
John Allspaw
People are the adaptable element of complex systems
John Clapham
Resilience - how to bring your best through the worst
John Le Drew
The 5 pillars of collaborative product ownership
Kaimar Karu
AI bias and other ethical challenges we need to address
Liz Pope
Maximising 10% time
Lyndsay Prewer
Embracing collaborative chaos - running chaos days on large platforms
Martin Bate
Agile and agencies: a user guide
Michal Pyla
Managing products without stakeholders?
Michiel Rook
Beyond continuous delivery - learn, adapt, improve
Neha Datt & Marcel Britsch
Continuous delivery: a product manager’s perspective
Neil Crawford
Trunk-based development, continuous deployment and why you should adopt them
Nick Maidment
The space in between - a tale of remote teams and distributed working
Rouan Wilsenach
Fail better with QA in production
Simon Wardley
Going deeper with maps
Sophie Freiermuth
The lean agile specialist and the subject matter expert: combining delivery and accompaniment
Steve Smith
Continuous delivery and the Theory of Constraints
Suze Haworth
Thinking more product: moving from scrum to dual-track agile
Tobias Goeschel
Domain prototyping - or "design is how it works"