the 21st century needs radical management
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Most management methods in use today have been around for more than fifty years. During that time, the work has changed dramatically and so have the types of workers. The new ways of working that have emerged do not align well with the old ways of managing. In the 21st century, management must change to accommodate these new realities. Radical management involves changing the focus from stakeholders to customers, from controlling to enabling, from coordination to linking, from efficiency to improvement, and from telling to communicating. Radical management changes the culture of an organization by focusing on what truly drives long-term bottom line success. Bob Hartman shares an in-depth look at both the problems and solutions. Learn how to change from traditional management to radical management and develop a culture ready for business at the speed of the 21st century.TRANSCRIPT
AT5 Session 6/6/2013 2:15 PM
"The 21st Century Needs Radical Management"
Presented by:
Bob Hartman Agile For All
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Bob Hartman Agile For All
Bob Hartman’s logic-based approach to development and quality was honed early in his now more than thirty-year software development career. Bob has acquired wide-ranging industry knowledge by working as a software developer, tester, product manager, project manager, development manager, and executive. During the past ten years, he has grown from being an early adopter of agile to his current status as a Certified Scrum Trainer and Coach. Bob remembers the pain of long waterfall development cycles, and understands the human and business interactions necessary to achieve success regardless of development methodology. Bob’s holistic view of development can help any team achieve success.
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The 21st Century Needs Radical Management: Agile to the Rescue! Presented by Bob Hartman Cer2fied Scrum Trainer Cer2fied Scrum Coach Twi;er: @AgileForAll Web: www.agileforall.com Blog: www.agilebob.com
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We have to switch from…
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to…
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Why do we have to change?
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Four types of teams
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Manager-‐led Teams
Self-‐managing Teams
Self-‐organizing Teams
Self-‐governing Teams
SeGng overall direc2on for the team
Designing the team and its context
Managing work process and monitoring progress
Execu2ng the team tasks
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Where are high performance teams found? Surprise!
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Why?
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Radical Management is Different!
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We need to change – a lot!
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The “new” book says…
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This seems to fit that…
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So do other agile-‐like things
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Focus less on the “things” being built
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And more on the people using the things
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Otherwise…
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Remember, loyalty no longer exists
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It requires all the principles!
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What can you do?
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StarTng Points
• Agile Manifesto principles and values: www.agilemanifesto.org
• Scrum Values (Commitment, Focus, Transparency, Respect, Courage)
• Lean Principles: www.poppendieck.com
• THE book: The Leaders Guide to Radical Management
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Bob Hartman
Certified Scrum Trainer and Coach
Agile For All
www.twitter.com/AgileForAll
www.linkedin.com/in/bobhartman
Web: www.agileforall.com Blog: www.agilebob.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 1-‐303-‐766-‐0917
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