The Magic Potion of Scaling Agile!
Wed, Sep 16, 2015 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM BST
Background
Agile is commonly credited with delivering Business Benefits quicker. However to deliver consistent Business Benefits, the organisation needs to become an ecosystem where Agile culture can foster.
Many Agile adoptions, especially those ‘at scale’, encounter significant challenges and there appear to be just as many tales of failed Agile as successful Agile. Much focus has been placed on various ‘Agile at scale' frameworks such as SAFe, LeSS and DAD, but could this be where the issue lies?
In this webinar Manav & James will share practical insights into leading large scale Agile transformations and creating the ‘Magic potion of Scaling Agile’. It will also provide practical insights on how choice of Agile framework for adoption is less important than the environment in which the transformation is set-up.
“It doesn’t matter how good the seed is, if it planted in the wrong environment.”
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Speakers:
Manav Mehan, Head of Agile Consulting, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
Manav is industry leading AGILE/ Scrum Executive Coach/ Consultant and IT Programme/ Portfolio Lead with proven track record in global product development, business process transformation and change management; established thought leader for ‘Scaling/ Enterprise Agile with governance’ and creating hyper productive teams. Manav was a Finalist in the UK Agile Awards 2014 & 2013 for Best Agile Coach & Mentor and Most Valuable Agile Player.
Manav has worked lead some of the largest and complex Enterprise wide Agile transformations including Microsoft, Yahoo, Legal & General and Lloyds Banking Group.
James Gamble, Principle Agile Coach, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
Agile Coach and Transformation Lead for national and international organisations in the UK and Europe. Currently part of the largest transformation in Europe, possibly the world. Experienced Agile from various view points; developer, project and programme manger as well as software development manager. Have been creating lightweight iterative and incremental processes since the mid-1990s. Involved in the development of the Essential Unified Process. Current area of interest is responsive organisation