The document discusses how an overemphasis on productivity and efficiency metrics can constrain the flow of value. It argues that treating all work as equal demand ignores "failure demand" - work generated by previous failures. Ignoring failure demand can lead teams to focus on busyness over quality. The document advocates for limiting work-in-progress to improve flow, creating slack for variability, learning and innovation, and making strategic priorities clear to improve autonomy and alignment.
Self-Selection: A SAFe Approach to Forming Agile Release TrainsEm Campbell-Pretty
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Presented on 2nd October 2019 at the Global SAFe Summit 2019.
When it comes to shaping agile teams, many organisations use a leader decides model. The design of the teams is often a very delicate balancing act. Skills, experience, subject matter expertise and personalities all need to be factored in and the end result is often less than ideal. So, what if we took a different approach? What if we let the people who are going to be in the teams decide for themselves which mix of skills, experience, subject matter expertise and personalities are going to work best? In this session you will learn how Sandy Mamoli & David Mole's approach to self-selection (aka Squadification) has been used with SAFe to empower people to choose who they work with. This warts and all tale from the trenches will arm you to attempt your own self-selection workshop when launching or reshaping Agile Release Trains.
Learning Objectives:
Explain the value of using self-selection to create teams
Identify where the standard self-selection guidance needs to be modified for SAFe
Prepare for & facilitate a self-selection event
Lessons Learned: Pace, Focus, Niche and Investments - Startup Live ViennaAndreas Klinger
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The document provides lessons learned from starting a startup. It advises to not rush ahead without market proof and customer validation. Founders should be aware of what phase their startup is in and act accordingly, focusing on customer retention over quick growth. When developing a product, it's important to understand the real job the customer needs done. Startups should find their global niche and get early traction before expanding. Investment should be strategic and for proofing the concept or growing, not seen as a milestone. The key is to avoid typical mistakes and work with experienced advisors and accelerators.
This document discusses lessons learned from website redesign projects. It emphasizes that (1) there needs to be clear ownership of the website with one team responsible, (2) user research is critical to understand user needs rather than making assumptions, and (3) content strategy is important with words and images needing to work together effectively. Executive buy-in on designs is important and wireframes should be made consumable to stakeholders. The team working on the redesign needs high IQs and low egos to have a collaborative process.
20150808 tune into signals @ scrum day chile 2015C辿sar Idrovo
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Changing our mindset and our practices to Agile, and specifically Scrum, can be quite a shock to the system. Is the organization ready for this change? In this workshop we look for the leadership and management signals that are present, that shouldn't be, and that might be completely missing. They can all influence our chances of success and we need to be tuned to them.
These slides were presented at ScrumDay Chile 2015.
XP Day: Using cost of delay Joshua ArnoldJoshua Arnold
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This document discusses implementing an economic decision framework using lean product development techniques at a large container logistics company. It describes piloting the approach on one portfolio to demonstrate benefits, then rolling it out more broadly. Key elements included improving prioritization based on cost of delay, breaking down work into smaller batches to smooth workflow, and limiting work in progress. An initial pilot showed benefits of $9 million from earlier delivery and $4 million from better prioritization. Refinements were needed as the approach was applied repeatedly to help the concepts stick within the organization.
This document discusses how effort metrics and utilization can constrain the flow of value in organizations. It argues that optimizing for "productivity" and busyness actually reduces productivity. Alternatives are proposed that focus on understanding the relationship between utilization and flow. Some examples of how "Agile" practices can go wrong if they optimize for compliance over value delivery are also presented. Overall, the document advocates focusing on maximizing value delivery over optimizing resource efficiency or busyness.
The document discusses how effort metrics and high utilization can constrain the flow of value in organizations. It encourages seeking to understand the relationship between utilization and flow, and discussing alternatives to optimizing for busyness. Failure demand is introduced as demand created by failures or errors, as opposed to value-adding work, and the pitfalls of ignoring failure demand are described. The talk promotes focusing on value over compliance, quantifying value, creating slack, and using a lean decision filter of "flow trumps waste" and "value trumps flow".
This document appears to be a series of slides from a presentation on productivity and optimizing for flow rather than busyness. Some key points discussed include:
- The relationship between utilization and flow, and discussing alternatives to optimizing for busyness.
- How measuring and optimizing for busyness can actually create more busyness rather than value.
- The importance of limiting work in progress to maintain flow, and creating slack in the system for variability, learning, and innovation.
- Focusing on quantifying and delivering value rather than compliance to frameworks or metrics for their own sake.
The document discusses how an overemphasis on metrics and utilization can constrain the flow of value in organizations. It argues that relentlessly pursuing productivity optimizes for busyness rather than delivering value to customers. Alternatives presented include focusing on flow over waste, value over flow, and incorporating variability buffers, learning, and innovation. The document cautions against practices like absorbing failure demand through "dumpster teams" and overloaded bottlenecks, which can hide problems and lead to exponential delays.
Machine learning is becoming widely used to automate decision making. While machine learning seems complex, it involves finding patterns in data that can be used to make useful predictions. The document discusses how factors like increased data availability, faster computation, and easier tools have led to the rise of machine learning applications. It also notes common pitfalls in early machine learning adoption like overhyping results and failing to develop a clear strategy. Overall machine learning is transforming industries by enabling cheaper and more data-driven decisions at scale.
WWHF entrepreneurial adventures - starting your own companyBryson Bort
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The document provides advice for starting a new company from an entrepreneur. It discusses why someone may want to become an entrepreneur, developing a business idea by talking to potential customers, forming a company with a co-founder, deciding whether to seek investment, and numerous other topics related to getting a new business off the ground such as incorporating, hiring, marketing, and operations. The document also includes comments from other entrepreneurs offering additional advice.
How to Build & Fund an Enterprise Startup in Todays Tech Environment: AWS St...Amazon Web Services
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How to Build & Fund an Enterprise Startup in Todays Tech Environment
Tae Hea Nahm: Storm Ventures
From Dropbox to Smartsheet, enterprise startups are having a banner year for exits. Learn what funding options exist to get your enterprise startup idea successfully off the ground and if venture capital is the right step for you.
The key takeaways from the document are:
1. Change happens when you give yourself permission to imagine a better future and make it happen by changing your mindset from "no" to "not yet".
2. As technology advances, human input will still be valued as "luxury" and important for certain tasks like final product packaging.
3. When considering new technologies, it's important not to forget about the social questions around governance and infrastructure.
4. Keeping the customer experience as a top priority is important for business success.
The document discusses The Clearing, Inc., a company that provides services to help organizations address challenges like high IT project failure rates and difficulties implementing changes. It offers PRIMES training to understand risks, leadership coaching, and REDPOINT services to establish a right shared perspective, intent, and action to drive outcomes. The Clearing helps customers solve complex problems, change processes, and create new solutions quickly with consensus across teams and enterprises.
The document discusses The Clearing, Inc., a company that provides services to help organizations address challenges like high IT project failure rates and difficulties implementing changes. It offers PRIMES training to understand risks, leadership coaching, and REDPOINT services to establish a right shared perspective, intent, and action to drive outcomes. The Clearing helps customers solve complex problems, change processes, and create new solutions quickly with consensus across teams and enterprises.
Growth Hackers Dublin 6th event on November 3rd. Learn actionable growth hacking and marketing tips to implement into your business the next day. Speakers included Alan O'Rouke, Justin Mares and Jules Coleman of Hassle.com.
For Alan O'Rouke's slides: http://www.slideshare.net/AlexandraSashaBlumen/growth-hackers-dublin-6-alan-orourke-slides-2-of-2
As part of Social Media Week London, Luis Carranza (@adcentered), Head of Social Media for Chemistry, talked about 10 Ways to Suck at Social Media and 5 Ways Not to Suck.
#10suck #SMW
Governing JIRA at Scale - Jordan Dea-MattsonAtlassian
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The document discusses lessons learned from governing JIRA at large scale. It emphasizes that while flexibility in configuration is possible, it comes at the cost of increased complexity and difficulty in management. Automation is important, but special cases can break automation so consistency is key to governing JIRA at scale. The conclusion advocates for keeping implementations simple and consistent.
The startup pitch deck describes a company that aims to solve problems through technological solutions. It provides an overview of the company and its team, describes the problems it addresses and its solutions. The deck outlines the product, business plans, growth potential and competitive landscape to request investment for further development.
What Business are You Really In? Competitive Strategy for Business LeadersTim Hamilton
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Operational effectiveness is about being better. We're in the software certainty business. What business are you in? Learn how to differentiate yourself from the inside, out.
This document contains snippets from Maaret Pyh辰j辰rvi's website about testing and quality assurance. It discusses topics like making customers and teams awesome, the importance of learning, taking risks, and viewing one's role as a catalyst for change, conscience for quality, cheerleader for others, and critical thinker. It emphasizes focusing on generativity over just productivity and caring about work over personal credit. The document promotes concepts like thinking systemically, having a growth mindset, and assuming positive intent from others.
This document contains slides from a presentation by Adam Yuret on leadership and agile practices. Some of the key points discussed include:
1. Traditional command-and-control leadership models create barriers to engagement, while empowering teams and creating psychological safety allows people to contribute more creatively.
2. Leaders should focus on understanding customer needs, building technical capabilities, mentoring reports, and communicating strategy transparently.
3. Data-driven decision making and visibility into work can help align efforts with demand and priorities. Standardizing practices at the appropriate level also supports clarity.
4. Effective measurement of leadership considers how well the environment has been enhanced to empower contribution, not just metrics like typing speed.
Some thoughts on entrepreneurship for Masters students at HEC Entrepreneurship / Master: why not to start a business, some supposedly good ideas if you do, how to get up and running fast.
By Laurent Kretz / http://laurentk.com
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The document discusses how effort metrics and high utilization can constrain the flow of value in organizations. It encourages seeking to understand the relationship between utilization and flow, and discussing alternatives to optimizing for busyness. Failure demand is introduced as demand created by failures or errors, as opposed to value-adding work, and the pitfalls of ignoring failure demand are described. The talk promotes focusing on value over compliance, quantifying value, creating slack, and using a lean decision filter of "flow trumps waste" and "value trumps flow".
This document appears to be a series of slides from a presentation on productivity and optimizing for flow rather than busyness. Some key points discussed include:
- The relationship between utilization and flow, and discussing alternatives to optimizing for busyness.
- How measuring and optimizing for busyness can actually create more busyness rather than value.
- The importance of limiting work in progress to maintain flow, and creating slack in the system for variability, learning, and innovation.
- Focusing on quantifying and delivering value rather than compliance to frameworks or metrics for their own sake.
The document discusses how an overemphasis on metrics and utilization can constrain the flow of value in organizations. It argues that relentlessly pursuing productivity optimizes for busyness rather than delivering value to customers. Alternatives presented include focusing on flow over waste, value over flow, and incorporating variability buffers, learning, and innovation. The document cautions against practices like absorbing failure demand through "dumpster teams" and overloaded bottlenecks, which can hide problems and lead to exponential delays.
Machine learning is becoming widely used to automate decision making. While machine learning seems complex, it involves finding patterns in data that can be used to make useful predictions. The document discusses how factors like increased data availability, faster computation, and easier tools have led to the rise of machine learning applications. It also notes common pitfalls in early machine learning adoption like overhyping results and failing to develop a clear strategy. Overall machine learning is transforming industries by enabling cheaper and more data-driven decisions at scale.
WWHF entrepreneurial adventures - starting your own companyBryson Bort
油
The document provides advice for starting a new company from an entrepreneur. It discusses why someone may want to become an entrepreneur, developing a business idea by talking to potential customers, forming a company with a co-founder, deciding whether to seek investment, and numerous other topics related to getting a new business off the ground such as incorporating, hiring, marketing, and operations. The document also includes comments from other entrepreneurs offering additional advice.
How to Build & Fund an Enterprise Startup in Todays Tech Environment: AWS St...Amazon Web Services
油
How to Build & Fund an Enterprise Startup in Todays Tech Environment
Tae Hea Nahm: Storm Ventures
From Dropbox to Smartsheet, enterprise startups are having a banner year for exits. Learn what funding options exist to get your enterprise startup idea successfully off the ground and if venture capital is the right step for you.
The key takeaways from the document are:
1. Change happens when you give yourself permission to imagine a better future and make it happen by changing your mindset from "no" to "not yet".
2. As technology advances, human input will still be valued as "luxury" and important for certain tasks like final product packaging.
3. When considering new technologies, it's important not to forget about the social questions around governance and infrastructure.
4. Keeping the customer experience as a top priority is important for business success.
The document discusses The Clearing, Inc., a company that provides services to help organizations address challenges like high IT project failure rates and difficulties implementing changes. It offers PRIMES training to understand risks, leadership coaching, and REDPOINT services to establish a right shared perspective, intent, and action to drive outcomes. The Clearing helps customers solve complex problems, change processes, and create new solutions quickly with consensus across teams and enterprises.
The document discusses The Clearing, Inc., a company that provides services to help organizations address challenges like high IT project failure rates and difficulties implementing changes. It offers PRIMES training to understand risks, leadership coaching, and REDPOINT services to establish a right shared perspective, intent, and action to drive outcomes. The Clearing helps customers solve complex problems, change processes, and create new solutions quickly with consensus across teams and enterprises.
Growth Hackers Dublin 6th event on November 3rd. Learn actionable growth hacking and marketing tips to implement into your business the next day. Speakers included Alan O'Rouke, Justin Mares and Jules Coleman of Hassle.com.
For Alan O'Rouke's slides: http://www.slideshare.net/AlexandraSashaBlumen/growth-hackers-dublin-6-alan-orourke-slides-2-of-2
As part of Social Media Week London, Luis Carranza (@adcentered), Head of Social Media for Chemistry, talked about 10 Ways to Suck at Social Media and 5 Ways Not to Suck.
#10suck #SMW
Governing JIRA at Scale - Jordan Dea-MattsonAtlassian
油
The document discusses lessons learned from governing JIRA at large scale. It emphasizes that while flexibility in configuration is possible, it comes at the cost of increased complexity and difficulty in management. Automation is important, but special cases can break automation so consistency is key to governing JIRA at scale. The conclusion advocates for keeping implementations simple and consistent.
The startup pitch deck describes a company that aims to solve problems through technological solutions. It provides an overview of the company and its team, describes the problems it addresses and its solutions. The deck outlines the product, business plans, growth potential and competitive landscape to request investment for further development.
What Business are You Really In? Competitive Strategy for Business LeadersTim Hamilton
油
Operational effectiveness is about being better. We're in the software certainty business. What business are you in? Learn how to differentiate yourself from the inside, out.
This document contains snippets from Maaret Pyh辰j辰rvi's website about testing and quality assurance. It discusses topics like making customers and teams awesome, the importance of learning, taking risks, and viewing one's role as a catalyst for change, conscience for quality, cheerleader for others, and critical thinker. It emphasizes focusing on generativity over just productivity and caring about work over personal credit. The document promotes concepts like thinking systemically, having a growth mindset, and assuming positive intent from others.
This document contains slides from a presentation by Adam Yuret on leadership and agile practices. Some of the key points discussed include:
1. Traditional command-and-control leadership models create barriers to engagement, while empowering teams and creating psychological safety allows people to contribute more creatively.
2. Leaders should focus on understanding customer needs, building technical capabilities, mentoring reports, and communicating strategy transparently.
3. Data-driven decision making and visibility into work can help align efforts with demand and priorities. Standardizing practices at the appropriate level also supports clarity.
4. Effective measurement of leadership considers how well the environment has been enhanced to empower contribution, not just metrics like typing speed.
Some thoughts on entrepreneurship for Masters students at HEC Entrepreneurship / Master: why not to start a business, some supposedly good ideas if you do, how to get up and running fast.
By Laurent Kretz / http://laurentk.com
IObit Driver Booster Pro Crack + Serial Key Free Downloadchenstok38
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¥艶COPY & PASTE LINK https://dr-up-community.info/
IObit Driver Booster PRO 2025 is a handy and effective application which allows you to identify, backup and fix outdated, missing, or incorrect drivers for effective PC performance.
¥艶COPY & PASTE LINK https://dr-up-community.info/
AutoCAD is a 2Dimensional as well as 3Dimensional design and drafting tool used by engineers and designers. AutoCAD has become the leader in designing and drafting in manufacturing industries.
CONTACT AN ETHEREUM AND USDT RECOVERY EXPERT- REACH OUT TO SALVAGE ASSET RECO...aldopedro148
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The moment my Bitcoin wallet froze mid-transfer, stranding $410,000 in cryptographic limbo, I felt centuries of history slip through my fingers. That balance wasnt just wealth; it was a lifeline for forgotten libraries, their cracked marble floors and water-stained manuscripts waiting to breathe again. The migration glitch struck like a corrupted index: one second, funds flowed smoothly; the next, the transaction hung Unconfirmed, its ID number mocking me in glowing red. Days bled into weeks as support tickets evaporated into corporate ether. Id haunt the stacks of my local library, tracing fingers over brittle Dickens volumes, whispering, Im sorry, to ghosts of scholars past. Then, Mariana silver-haired librarian with a crypto wallet tucked beside her ledger found me slumped at a mahogany study carrel. Youve got the blockchain stare, she murmured, pressing a Post-it into my palm.
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Thirteen days of nerve-shredding limbo followed. Id refresh blockchain explorers obsessively, clinging to updates: Reverse-engineering OP_RETURN outputs Bypassing nonce errorsprogress at 72%... My library blueprints, quotes for climate-controlled archives, plans for AR-guided tours sat untouched, their ink fading under my doubt. Then, on a frostbitten morning, the email arrived: Transaction invalidated. Funds restored. I watched, trembling, as my wallet repopulated $410,000 glowing like a Gutenberg Bible under museum lights.
Salvage Asset Recovery didnt just reclaim my Bitcoin; they salvaged a bridge between past and future. Today, the first restored library stands in a 19th-century bank building, its vault now a digital archive where blockchain ledgers track preservation efforts. Patrons sip fair-trade coffee under vaulted ceilings, swiping NFTs that unlock rare manuscript scans, a symbiosis of parchment and Python code.
These assets are more than technicians; theyre custodians of legacy. When code fails, they speak its dead languages, reviving what the digital world dismisses as lost. And to Marian, who now hosts Bitcoin literacy workshops between poetry readings, you were the guardian angel this techno-hermit didnt know to pray for.
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The Indian Billionaire Hinduja Family - A Look at the Business Empire and LegacyKunal Singh
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The Hinduja family is one of the wealthiest and most influential business families in India. The family traces its origins to the early 20th century when their grandfather, Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja, began a small business in India. The family's business empire expanded significantly when they moved to Iran, where they established their first major venture. Over the decades, the family, led by brothers Srichand, Gopichand, and Prakash Hinduja, built a global conglomerate with interests spanning across automotive, banking, energy, healthcare, finance, and infrastructure. The Hinduja Group, headquartered in London, operates in various countries, including the UK, India, the US, and the Middle East, with flagship companies like Ashok Leyland, IndusInd Bank, and Hinduja Global Solutions. Apart from their business achievements, the Hinduja family is also known for their extensive philanthropic contributions in healthcare, education, and social causes. Despite facing legal challenges and controversies over the years, the Hinduja family remains a dominant force in the global business landscape, with a legacy of wealth, influence, and giving back to society.
Young Visionary Dhruv Goyal Redefines Indias Startup EcosystemFourLion Capital
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Dhruv Goyal, a rising star in Indias entrepreneurial landscape, is making waves with his innovative approach and disruptive business strategies. Known for empowering MSMEs and promoting digital transformation in underserved sectors, Goyal is redefining how startups scale and create impact.
His ventures focus on sustainability, grassroots innovation, and inclusive growthkey elements that are reshaping Indias startup ecosystem. Industry experts and investors applaud his visionary leadership, calling him a catalyst for a new generation of purpose-driven entrepreneurs.
As he continues to break new ground, Dhruv Goyal stands as a symbol of Indias economic and innovation renaissance.
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When it comes to scaling businesses, optimizing operations, and executing high-value exits, few names stand out like Turjo Wadud. As the Founder and CEO of 317 Advisory Group, Turjo has built a reputation as a strategic powerhouse, guiding business owners through the complexities of growth, valuation enhancement, and successful exits. With a career spanning over two decades and transactions exceeding $3 billion, Turjo Wadud has redefined how entrepreneurs maximize their business potential.
Megatrends and Macrotrends: Impacting Private Equity, January 2025David Teece
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This presentation, from Dr. David Teece (pioneer of the dynamic capabilities framework) and Ajinkya Tikhe, explores and analyzes ongoing and emerging national, regional, and global trends impacting private equity investment options and decisions. Due to the stable growth expectations with balanced inflation and potential reduction of interest rates, Private Markets in 2025, are expected to witness a cautious growth.
An exploration into several key factors of employee engagement including belonging, retention, trust, productivity, employee mental health, supervisor and peer relationships, and the influence of workplace factors, such as location/schedule flexibility, employee resource groups (ERGs), and more.
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In todays professional world, email communication plays a crucial role in business and academic settings. A well-structured and properly formatted email reflects professionalism, ensures clarity, and helps in building effective relationships. This presentation, titled "How to Write a Professional Email," will guide you through the essential structure, rules, and etiquettes of professional email writing. By following these best practices, you can enhance your communication skills and make a lasting impression in your professional interactions.
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8. Why
Are
We
Here?
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
9. Oh
Right,
at
This
Session
Discuss
how
the
relentless
pursuit
of
productivity
is
constraining
our
ability
to
effectively
deliver
value
to
our
customers
and
businesses.
!
Discuss
some
alternatives
to
this
approach
of
optimizing
for
busyness.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
10. But
First,
an
Apology
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
30. Limit
Work
In
Progress
Excessive
Work
in
Progress
(WIP)
is
the
enemy
of
flow.
By
setting
limits
to
work
in
progress
we
can
enable
greater
flow.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
31. If
We
Measure
Busyness,
Well
Create
More
Busyness.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
33. What
is
Failure
Demand?
Traditional
management
thinking
treats
all
demand
as
equal.
There
is
work
to
be
done
and
people
who
do
the
work.
Failure
Demand
is
demand
that
originates
from
a
failure
to
have
done
something
right
in
the
first
place.
Not
all
productivity
is
desirable.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
35. Product
Development
Example
!
Agile
team
produces
growing
velocity
but,
as
they
speed
features
out
the
door,
bugs
are
introduced.
When
bugs
come
into
the
backlog
theyre
assigned
velocity
points.
It
is
theoretically
possible,
therefore,
to
have
a
team
producing
zero
value
while
increasing
velocity
fixing
bugs.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
38. Dumpster
Teams
In
order
to
keep
developers
typing
at
maximum
utilization,
we
create
teams
to
absorb
the
failure
demand
caused
by
developers
typing
at
maximum
utilization.
These
teams
often
have
unlimited
WIP
and
must
consume
an
unending
stream
of
demand.
This
also
hides
the
problems
from
the
people
creating
them.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
56. ! In
Unit
Hour
Utilization
general,
reliability
is
the
ability
of
a
person
or
system
to
perform
and
maintain
its
functions
in
routine
circumstances
as
well
as
in
hostile
or
unexpected
circumstances.
In
the
case
of
emergency
services,
reliability
looks
at
actual
incident
history
data
to
measure
historical
performance
in
accordance
with
adopted
performance
measures.
!
A
unit
unavailable
for
response
provides
no
service
to
the
community.
The
unit
may
be
out
of
service
for
a
multitude
of
reasons
including;
another
emergency
response,
training,
maintenance,
etc.
If
a
unit
is
not
available
80%
of
the
time,
it
is
not
reasonable
to
expect
the
unit
to
perform
at
the
80th
percentile.
!
.
Poor
availability
negatively
influences
response
times.
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
62. What
Happens
Without
Slack?
!
Failure
Demand
Silos:Dumpster
Teams
Overloaded
Bottlenecks
Deadline-足Driven
Development
Exponential
Delays
@AdamYuret Adam.Yuret@gmail.com
66. Team
Testimonials
Limiting
our
work
in
progress
so
we
focused
on
completion
was
a
big
deal
for
us.
It
felt
better
to
have
1
story
than
5
tasks
in
progress.
Lead
Developer
!
Development
was
very
helpful
with
testing,
volunteering
to
clear
impediments
and
helping
us
test
during
the
sprint.
Lead
Tester
!
The
team
is
excited
and
helping
each
other
out
during
stand-足up
and
working
together
in
the
War
Room
PM/SM
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