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The Agile Coach's Cookbook : The Pathway to Beneficial Agile.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ward, Jon.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Organizational change.
- Creative ability in business.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (129 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Other Title:
- Agile Coach's Cookbook
- Place of Publication:
- Chicago : Austin Macauley Publishers, 2021.
- Summary:
- "With this coach's cookbook, Jon has managed to create a thing of both great simplicity and immense value. A must read for the coaching community, this is an easily referenceable guide to coaching excellence, full of handy hints, tips, tools and techniques. As a coach, no matter your experience, expertise and specialism, this is a resource you will all want in your back pocket."-- Gustav Bjorkeroth, CEO at Radtac"There are so many self-proclaimed-and-promoting agile experts, and best-selling agile authors. It's challenging to decipher who's right, who to engage with, or who to follow. Then there's Jon Ward of Beneficial Consulting. Jon's pragmatic and catalytic approach nullifies these challenges. Within the world of 'agile transformation', transitioning from 'waterfall to agile', Jon stands up and out providing practical advice based on successful recent experience. This book provides an essential read for agile coaches who wish to make a difference."-- Alan Gedye, Head: People Change Management and Enablement, Absa Johannesburg
- Contents:
- Intro
- The Agile Coach's Cookbook
- About the Author
- Dedication
- Copyright Information ©
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction
- How to Use This Guide
- The Hors D'oeuvre Starters for the Coach and the Organisation
- Agile - A Dish with Many Spices
- PDCA
- Lean Principles
- Test-Driven
- Control
- Synchrony
- Ways of Working
- Coaching Competency Framework
- Coaching Contract Recipe
- Coaching Contract Ingredients
- Introducing the Coach to a Team
- The Coach's Plan Recipe
- Coach's Plan Ingredients
- Use of a Team Health Check Model
- Team Health Check Recipe
- The Health Check Ingredients
- The Questions for Team Development
- Coaching Diary Recipe
- Coach's Diary Template
- The Reflective Practice Recipe
- Reflective Practice Ingredients
- Changing the PMO Recipe
- Changing the PMO Ingredients
- The Lean-Agile PMO Recipe
- Implementing the Lean-Agile PMO Ingredients
- Serving Suggestions the Hors D'oeurves
- The Entrée - Recipes for Working with Teams
- Team Charter - Recipe
- Rapid Team Start-Up Recipe
- Roles and Responsibilities Recipes
- Agile Process Tailoring Recipe
- Agile Process Tailoring Ingredients
- Definitions of Ready and Done Ingredients
- Requirements Analysis Recipe
- Requirements Analysis Ingredients
- The Benefits Mapping Recipe
- Benefits Mapping Ingredients
- Sprint Backlog Refinement
- Sprint Backlog Refinement Recipe
- Kanban Backlog Management
- Kanban Backlog Management Recipe
- Estimation Recipes
- The Initial Estimation Recipe
- T-shirt Sizing Recipe
- T-shirt Sizing Ingredients
- Kanban Estimation Recipe
- Kanban Control Ingredients
- The Design to Cost Recipe
- Design to Cost Ingredients
- Agile Risk Management Recipe
- Agile Risk Management Ingredients
- Release Planning Recipe
- Release Planning Ingredients
- Agile Testing Recipes.
- Agile Testing Ingredients
- Test Planning Recipe
- Test Plan Ingredients
- Test-driven recipe
- Acceptance Test-Driven Development Recipe
- The Acceptance Test-Driven Ingredients
- Behaviour Driven Development Recipe
- Test-driven Development Recipe
- Continuous Testing Recipe
- Model-based Testing (MBT) Recipe
- Applied Test Metrics Recipe
- Activity Control Recipe
- Activity Control Ingredients
- Managing Activities Using Scrum Recipe
- Scrum Control Metrics Recipe
- Managing Activities Using Kanban Recipe
- Kanban Work-in-Progress Limits Recipe
- Kanban Control Metrics Recipe
- Continuous Improvement
- Sprint Retrospective Recipe
- Retrospective Ingredients
- Recipes for Long-lived Teams
- Long-lived Maintaining a Coaching Position
- Avoiding Declining Productivity
- The Entrées - Serving Suggestions
- Set Menus - For Programmes and Larger Activities
- Self-Selecting Teams' Recipe
- Self-selecting Teams' Ingredients.
- Large Team Process Tailoring Recipe,
- The Big-Room Planning Recipe
- To Scale a Team or Not?
- Scaling is Hard
- What Can Be Done Instead of Scaling?
- The Scaling-Scrum Recipe
- Aggregating Kanban
- DevOps Recipes
- The Agile QA Coach Recipe
- The Recipe for Agile Outside of IT
- Agile Outside of IT Ingredients
- Set Menus - Serving Suggestions
- Transformational Dinner Parties!
- Enterprise Agile Coaching Recipe
- Why is Agile so Hard? The Situational Analysis
- Systemic "Blockers" Recipe
- Executive Action Team Recipe
- Executive Action Team Ingredients
- Lean-Agile PMO as a Catalyst
- PMO As a Catalyst Ingredient
- Agile Portfolio Management Recipe
- Portfolio Management Recipes
- Rolling Wave Portfolio Planning Ingredients
- Agile Transformation Stages Recipe
- Exploration - The Initial Stage
- Essential Benchmarks Recipe
- We Tried It Once but....
- Formalisation - the Transformation Stage
- Step 1 - The Formal "Go-Agile" Decision
- The Why Agile? Recipe - The Link Between Strategy and Agile
- Transformation Business Case Recipe
- Step 2 - The Transformation Sundial Recipe
- The Transformation Sundial Ingredients
- Ownership of the Plan Ingredients
- The Plan - the Coaching Ingredients
- Broad and Shallow or Narrow and Deep Strategies
- Broad and Shallow Ingredients
- Narrow and Deep Ingredients
- Identifying the Anti-Agile Patterns
- Following the Finances Recipe
- Systemic Challenges Recipe
- Systemic Challenges Ingredients
- Planning the Communications Recipe
- Communications Ingredients
- Managing Stakeholder Recipe
- Communications Plan Template
- Step 3 - Support Model Recipe
- Agile Champion Recipe
- Step 4 - Creating the new WOW - the framework fixation
- Tailoring of the Framework Recipe
- Role Mapping Recipe
- Building the Agile Ecosystem
- Quality Assurance Recipe
- Step 5 - Train the Team Members
- Coach and Support Teams' Recipes
- Coaching and Supporting the Sponsor's Recipe
- Coaching Sponsor's Ingredients
- Step 6 - Mobilise
- Step 7 - Transition of In-Flight activities
- Candidate Activities to Transition Ingredients
- Step 8 - Coach and Support
- Allocation of Coaches to Teams' Recipe
- Communities of practice
- The PMO As a Catalyst
- Step 9 - Measure the Results Recipe
- The Benefit of Measuring Recipe
- Transformation Progress Recipe
- Measuring Progress Ingredients
- Normalisation Stage - Moving to BAU
- Activity Assurance and the PMO
- The Activity Assurance Recipe
- Dinner Parties - Serving Suggestions
- References.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9781398402546
- 1398402540
- OCLC:
- 1255219196
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