Food for Agile Thought’s issue #195—shared with 22,363 peers—discovers Amazon Agility, we delve into the DevOps phenomenon as a strategic advantage, and embrace successful models for self-managing organizations.
We also learn how to hold each other accountable as teammates, we understand the necessity of safe-to-fail places to stimulate innovation, and we ask: Shall product roadmaps have dates?
Lastly, we enjoy 45 minutes with Mr. Product Management Marty Cagan on ordinary people creating extraordinary things.
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🏆 The Essential Read: Amazon Agility
(via Forbes): How Amazon Became Agile
Amazon Agility: Steve Denning summarizes John Rossman’s new book ‘Think Like Amazon: 50 1/2 Ideas to Become a Digital Leader.’
Amazon Agility & Scrum
(via ACM Queue): The DevOps Phenomenon
Anna Wiedemann, Nicole Forsgren, and others provide an executive crash course in DevOps emphasizing its strategic advantage over phase-gate or waterfall-driven organizations.
(via InfoQ): 📺 Management and Leadership of the Agile Organization
Christopher Davies discusses the misinterpretation of ‘command and control,’ the nature of strategy, the difference between leadership and management, looking at models for self-managing organizations.
(via Medium): How we hold each other accountable
Manuel Küblböck reflects on trust and accountability in the agile world, pointing at that the latter is non-optional for a high-performing self-organized team.
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Product & Lean
(via Mind The Product): 📺 Empowered Product Teams
In this video, Marty Cagan shares his experience on how to achieve extraordinary results with ordinary people.
: Fear and the Sandbox
Tristan Kromer notes that to innovate, we need places where we are comfortable exploring ideas that are likely to fail.
: Should Product Roadmaps Have Dates?
Roman Pichler discusses the pros and cons of using dates on product roadmaps to help you decide which option is right for you.
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🗞️ Last Week’s Food for Agile Thought Edition
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