We’ve spent billions over the past several decades to improve the agility and effectiveness of our development practices and management. As knowledge workers, we spend up to 30% of our time in meetings – why have we virtually ignored them?
In this lightning talk Michael Ball makes the argument that applying Agile practices to our meetings and collaboration outside of development teams is actually GROUND ZERO for spreading true agility and culture transformation throughout the organization.
We’ve spent billions over the past several decades to improve the agility and effectiveness of our development practices and management. As knowledge workers, we spend up to 30% of our time in meetings – why have we virtually ignored them?
In this lightning talk Michael Ball makes the argument that applying Agile practices to our meetings and collaboration outside of development teams is actually GROUND ZERO for spreading true agility and culture transformation throughout the organization.
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