This document discusses agile in the context of systems thinking and lean. It notes that agile originated in 2001 while systems thinking and lean have their origins in the 1950s. It then lists some practical outcomes of applying systems thinking and lean such as creating a pull system by defining present and future states and eliminating waste. Similarly, it outlines practical outcomes of agile such as delighting customers using a Lean Canvas, mitigating risks with big visible charts during development, and delivering an MVP while understanding common errors.
2. agile
in
context
of
systems
thinking
and
lean
2
agile
2001
systems
thinking
+
lean
1950s
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3. prac<cal
outcomes:
systems
thinking
+
lean
3
1. How
to
create
a
pull
system
by
outlining
the
present
state,
future
state,
and
elimina<ng
waste?
2. How
to
priori<ze
the
elimina<on
of
waste
e鍖ec<vely?
3. How
to
op<mize
the
pull
system
by
conduc<ng
con<nuous
improvement?
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4. prac<cal
outcomes:
agile
4
1. How
to
delight
customers
by
working
from
a
Lean
Canvas
(or
similar
A3)
in
a
Lean
Startup
manner?
2. How
to
mi<gate
risks
by
using
big
visible
charts
during
development?
3. How
to
deliver
the
MVP
by
understanding
the
most
common
errors
in
A3
/
Lean
Startup
delivery?
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5. thank
you
!
Juan
Barberis
juan@juanbarberis.com
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