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Design Thinking Workshop
Join one-day workshop on Wed 18 Sep 2019 from Stuart Young: Design Thinking: Human-Centred Design in Agile. Register soon, the capacity is limited!
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Agile Prague 2018 - Press release
We just published Agile Prague 2018 official press release. It's available in CTK news service (in Czech) [PDF version].
Agile Prague 2018 is sold out
Agile Prague 2018 Conference is sold out. You can still get your registration to the conference with one of our combo packages and join conference + David Hussman Product Discovery or Delivery workshop, CSM, CSPO or CAL.
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Open Space
Wouldn’t it be great to go to a conference that included all of the topics that are most interesting to you? A conference that addressed your most pressing questions?
That’s what the Open Space sessions are for. It’s the part of the conference that you get to design.
Join the lunch Open Space and deepen your learning experience.
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Home » About Conference » Agile Prague Conference 2012 » Speakers and Talks 2012 » Joakim Sundén
Joakim Sundén
Joakim is an Agile Coach at Spotify, making music available and accessible to the world. He helps people improve through teaching, coaching and mentoring at individual, team and organizational levels, often using Agile and Lean software development methodologies such as Scrum, XP and Kanban. He is an organizer of, and active participant in, conferences, networks and user groups in the Agile and Lean communities. Joakim is also currently writing a book about Kanban.
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Red Bead Experiment
Targets, rewards, motivational speeches, ranking, individual bonuses, and even punishments, are to this day common management practices to get results from the workers. Are they effective in getting us to do better work? The world famous consultant Dr W Edwards Deming, who was “the man who taught the Japanese, America and many other countries about quality”, created The Red Bead Experiment in 1982 to communicate his take on the subject.
In this session we will run a version of the experiment that has been slightly adapted for software development by David P. Joyce. The experiment introduces many of Deming’s ideas about management, the principles of variation and statistical process control charts. And it is a humorous and fun experience for both participants and audience!
After the experiment there will be a presentation followed by a group discussions on the learning points and how they can be related to software development and the management of software development teams.
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