change leadership with kanban (sigi kaltenecker) - lkce13
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It seems to be common sense that we need more than Kanban mechanics in order to create a sustainable culture of continuous improvement. State-of-the-art change and leadership practices are inevitable if we want to realize the full potential of Kaizen. But what about the general question of how to lead change within a specific organizational environment? How do we align evolutionary change with other approaches such as Six Sigma, CMMI or Scrum? How do we coordinate our various change initiatives on the strategic level to make sure that they complement rather than undermine each other? Building on my ideas presented at the LKNA13 and posted on our Platform for Agile Management (http://p-a-m.org/2013/05/change-management-with-kanban/) I would like to show how to answer these questions by making change as visible as possible, limiting change in progress to foster flow, aligning different initiatives on the strategic level, creating a powerful change coalition building on fast feedback loops, leading change with a consistent focus on stakeholder value. Referring to my experience with some Swiss, German and Austrian companies I will explore how these practices work and how they help to improve change leadership at all levels.TRANSCRIPT
Change Leadership
with Kanban
@sigikalteneckerTuesday, November 5, 13
Dr. Siegfried Kaltenecker@sigikaltenecker
Managing Director of Loop GmbH, based in Vienna
Organisa<onal Development Consultant, SYC, CSM, KCP
Co-‐author of Kanban in IT: Achieving a Culture of Con7nuous Improvement (about to be published in English in 2014)
Editor of PlaDorm for Agile Managementp-‐a-‐m.org
Author & trainer of Leading Self-‐Organising Teams Leaders in facilitating lasting Agile change
ScrumSense
Siegfried Kaltenecker & Peter HundermarkJohannesburg & Cape Town, November 2012
Master Class for Lean/Agile Leaders & Professionals
LeadingSelf-OrganisingTeams
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Change Leadership with Kanban
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Build a change management capability for the 21st century
Change Leadership with Kanban
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Build a change management capability for the 21st century
Challenge tradi<onal command and control management
Change Leadership with Kanban
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Why building a change management capability?
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Why building a change management capability?
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Why building a change management capability?
http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/organization/what_successful_transformations_share_mckinsey_global_survey_results
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Why building a change management capability?
http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/organization/what_successful_transformations_share_mckinsey_global_survey_results
http://www.standishgroup.com/chaos_news/newsletter.php?id=54
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Change Management in the 20th century
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Change Management in the 20th century
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Change Management in the 20th century
Busy with blind spotsTuesday, November 5, 13
Pa?erns of failure
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Too many iniBaBves
Pa?erns of failure
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Too many iniBaBves
Change project plans
Pa?erns of failure
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Too many iniBaBves
Change project plans
Non-‐transparency
Pa?erns of failure
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Too many iniBaBves
Change project plans
Culture eats Kanban for breakfast
Non-‐transparency
Pa?erns of failure
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How Kanban can help
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How Kanban can help
CIP limits
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How Kanban can help
CIP limits Focus on change flow
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How Kanban can help
CIP limits Focus on change flow
VisualizaBon
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How Kanban can help
CIP limits Focus on change flow
VisualizaBon Feedback loops
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3!Preparation! Done!
6!Involvement!
3!Feedback!
4!To do!
Internal! External! Internal!External!
Kanban Change System
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3!Preparation! Done!
6!Involvement!
3!Feedback!
4!To do!
Internal! External! Internal!External!
Kanban Change System
Change team
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3!Preparation! Done!
6!Involvement!
3!Feedback!
4!To do!
Internal! External! Internal!External!
Kanban Change System
Change team
Metrics and meeBngs
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3!Preparation! Done!
6!Involvement!
3!Feedback!
4!To do!
Internal! External! Internal!External!
Kanban Change System
Change team
Policies
Metrics and meeBngs
Tuesday, November 5, 13
3!Preparation! Done!
6!Involvement!
3!Feedback!
4!To do!
Internal! External! Internal!External!
Kanban Change System
Change team
Policies
Metrics and meeBngs
ConBnuous improvementTuesday, November 5, 13
Kanban Change Team in Munich
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Kanban Change Team in Munich
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Kanban Change Team in Munich
Change team
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Kanban Change Team in Munich
Change team
Change process
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Kanban Change Team in Munich
Change team
Change process
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Kanban Change Team in Munich
Change team
Stakeholder Involvement
Change process
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Change-‐Ban System at SBB
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Change-‐Ban System at SBB
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Change-‐Ban System at SBB
Change policies
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Change-‐Ban System at SBB
Change policies
Weekly management standup
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IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
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IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6
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IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
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IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
Tuesday, November 5, 13
IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
Do
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IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
DoFeedback
Tuesday, November 5, 13
IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
DoFeedback
Improve
Tuesday, November 5, 13
IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
DoFeedback
Improve
Measure lead & blocker Bmes
Tuesday, November 5, 13
IT-‐Business Improvement Process at Tele2
Doing=6Next=0
Prepare
DoFeedback
Improve
Measure lead & blocker BmesAnalyze and solve blockers
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Encourage servant leadership and self-‐organized team work
at all levels
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Leadership*as*a*team*sport*
Line managers Leadership / communication / decisions making
Team members Intensity of colmmunication
Tradi/onal*Leadership* Agile*Leadership*
“In*team*sports*the*performance*is*directly*correlated*with*the*degree*to*which*members*help*each*other.“*
* * ** * *Ed*Schein*
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Soccer Club
Coach
Team
Staff Staff
Fans Media
Sponsors
Management
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Kanban challenges tradiBonal mgmt:+ Transparency+ Intensified collabora<on + BeTer understanding of processes+ business risks and service orienta<on+ collec<ve design of a tailored work system+ self-‐organized management of work+ focus on systemic improvements+ strengthening of peer as well as cross-‐func<onal networks+ more service-‐orienta<on of managers as leaders & coaches
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“The role of management shi1s from an adversarial, hierarchical one, to a complementary one: working on the system. If workers are controlling the work, they need managers to be working on the things beyond the control of the workers which affect the system condi?ons: the way the work works.” John Seddon
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Thank you!
@sigikalteneckerwww.loop-beratung.at
Tuesday, November 5, 13
Thank you!
@sigikalteneckerwww.loop-beratung.at
http://p-a-m.org/2013/05/change-management-with-kanban/
hTp://update.hanser-‐fachbuch.de/2013/10/change-‐management-‐mit-‐kanban/
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