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Agile Talks 31 The Next Normal Working Remotely using the Remote Agility Framework with Tony Ponton

February 23, 2021 By Liviu Mesesan

Agile Talks wants to bring together people who are passionate about Agile.

This event is part of the Agile20Reflect Festival.

We will have one talk of maximum 50 minutes and after that one Open Space slot for around 25 minutes.
The event ends with a group retrospective and with some conclusions from the participants.

Talk:
The Next Normal : Working Remotely using the Remote Agility Framework with Tony Ponton

Many organisations and teams have not been purposefully designed to work remotely.
To that effect, Tony and the team at remote:af (https://www.remoteaf.co/) have a mission to make remote working the next normal and demonstrate to organisations across the world that remote and hybrid teams can be and are as effective as co-located teams.
They believe we have an opportunity to rethink the way that we work for the better, building closer communities, more sustainable working practices for organisations and the planet .
Tony will use this session to introduce you to remote:af the world’s first framework for effective remote working.
He will discuss the principles that anchor the framework and how remote:af has been designed with the levels of the organisation in mind.
• Enterprise: Using patterns to make strategy accessible, enabling autonomous decision making with directional alignment.
• Team of Teams: Patterns to align teams with data for effective planning, governance and delivery.
• Teams : Designing to evolve teams in order to fit the nature of the problem that they are solving.
Lastly a snapshot of some of the specific attributes of the framework
• Remote Governance
• Virtual Obeya

Tony Ponton
is recognised as a contributor and leader in the Australian and global agile communities for over twenty years. He is one of the co-creators/co-authors of “The Remote Agility Framework” the world’s first framework for effective remote working (https://www.remoteaf.co/), principal consultant and head of business advisory for elabor8.
Coaching leaders, individuals and organisations in agility in order to create adaptive organisations for the age of digitality is his passion.
Tony serves as a Heart of Agile guide as part of the global Heart of Agile movement and co-chairs, one of the world’s leading Agile Podcasts – The Agile Revolution.

Agenda:

17:45 – 18:00 Arriving, socializing
18:00 – 18:50 The Next Normal : Working Remotely using the Remote Agility Framework with Tony Ponton
18:50 – 19:00 Break
19:00 – 19:25 Open Space – ask the speakers for more details or propose interesting topics
19:25 – 19:30 Retrospective, Closing

Agile Talks is a great opportunity to both learn from other people’s experiences and discuss your own topics during the Open Space.

Tagged With: #Agile20Reflect, #AgileCommunityRomania, #AgileTalksTimisoara, #remote:af

Agile Talks #30 How my team changed their culture and how a toilet paper roll helped us experience psychological safety with Peter Zylka

February 9, 2021 By Liviu Mesesan

Hi,

Agile Talks wants to bring together people who are passionate about Agile.

This event is part of the Agile20Reflect Festival.
We will have one talk of maximum 50 minutes and after that one Open Space slot for around 25 minutes.
The event ends with a group retrospective and with some conclusions from the participants.

Agile Talks is a great opportunity to both learn from other people’s experiences and discuss your own topics during the Open Space.

Talk:
How my team changed their culture and how a toilet paper roll helped us experience psychological safety with Peter Zylka

A famous quote by Peter Drucker says, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”, and while we talk a lot about cultural change in organizations and teams and see the need for it, most of us do not experience it. I was very fortunate to be part of an organization and team that put their entire effort into changing their culture and achieving psychological safety within the team. In this talk, I would like to share 7 steps with you that we did to improve our culture, which eventually became the key to our success.
The learning goal for the audience: The learning goal should be to go back to the real point of agile – the change of culture – towards “be agile” and not “do agile.”
There is currently a lot of need for discussion about the processes and the various frameworks in our community. We all do (and I, unfortunately, include myself in this discussion) very easily criticize new frameworks or quickly describe what we see as “wrong” and “not agile.”
So we often forget what really matters, and that is “Individuals and Interactions over processes and tools.” Therefore my goal is to give the audience food for thought, to go back into their teams/organizations in a self-reflecting way and to judge whether it is really the process that causes difficulties or the culture.

Peter considers himself a Scrum Master/Agile Coach on a journey to inspire others.
“Hi I’m Peter, born in Poland, raised in Germany and for the past 10 years a “nomad” living in Spain, Malaysia, Germany, Australia and now Switzerland. My life changed more than 4 years ago when I discovered this thing called “agile” – until then, I thought of a job as something that will bring you money and not much more. After discovering “agile”, I found my passion and my purpose and my drive never to stop learning because the best thing we can do with our lives is to experience and learn out of it.
I was also very fortunate to experience working as a Scrum Master and Agile Coach with various companies, from small startups to big corporates (like BMW), which helped me realize that every company has its struggles and challenges.
Thank you”

Agenda:

17:45 – 18:00 Arriving, socializing
18:00 – 18:50 How my team changed their culture and how a toilet paper roll helped us experience psychological safety with Peter Zylka
18:50 – 19:00 Break
19:00 – 19:25 Open Space
19:25 – 19:30 Retrospective, Closing

Tagged With: #Agile20Reflect, #AgileCommunityRomania, #AgileCulture, #AgileTalksTimisoara, #Psychological Safety

Agile World

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Agile World hosts Sabrina C E Bruce and Karl Smith talk through the current issues and opportunities in Agile, with guest from across the globe.
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Entrevistando a Alexis Hidalgo, de Chile sobre Agile World en Español Serie 1 Episodio 1
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¿Estás listo para sumarte a esta nueva aventura?, ¡Bienvenido a nuestro primer episodio!  En esta oportunidad, tuvimos el placer de conversar con Alexis Hidalgo, de Chile https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahidalgog/. 

Una persona muy agradable y experimentado profesional de la Agilidad.   

Te invitamos a descubrir como este entusiasta amigo ha desarrollado Agile en su vida profesional y personal.  

Muchas gracias Alexis por acompañarnos en nuestro debut!  Contáctenos para participar; sin embargo, Agile World puede editar sus contribuciones y no puede garantizar que todas las contribuciones se publiquen en línea o se incluyan en el programa. Programa en español [email protected]   Programa de entrevistas Agile World con Alexandra Oporto y Jorge Rivas en YouTube. 

Agile World es un derivado del Festival Agile20Reflect ahora llamado Access Agile https://access-agile.org/ y afirma su compromiso con una Comunidad Agile Global.  

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Entrevistando a Alexis Hidalgo, de Chile sobre Agile World en Español Serie 1 Episodio 1
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