Agile Amped Podcast - Inspiring Conversations
The Agile Amped podcast is the shared voice of the Agile community, driven by compelling stories, passionate people, and innovative ideas. Together, we are advancing the impact of business agility.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 21 minutes
- Episodes
- 463
- Years Active
- 2015 - 2022
Andreas Schliep: "A ScrumMaster is an Agile Coach Who Isn't There Yet" at Agile2016
Product Owners can prepare for the business world by getting education in business and economics, software engineers can similarly prepare for a career in development--but how do you prepare for a ca…
00:12:59 |
Fri 02 Sep 2016
CEO David Horowitz's Retrium for a Dream (Retrospective) at Agile2016
CEO and co-founder of Retrium David Horowitz left his gig as an Agile coach to focus on a growing problem: retrospective fails. David says, "If you ask me, 'How would you describe Agile in just two w…
00:15:42 |
Thu 01 Sep 2016
Chet Hendrickson & Ron Jeffries: XP Turns 20 and What Have We Learned?
Chet Hendrickson & Ron Jeffries (briefly) take over Agile Amped after (briefly) breaking Howard Sublett. Then the duo reminisce on 20 years of collaboration since the beginning of Extreme Programming…
00:19:31 |
Wed 31 Aug 2016
Boris Gloger and Scrum 3.0: Is the Future of Scrum Really No Backlogs or Standups??
Boris Gloger says it's time to reimagine Scrum. Or rather to take Scrum back to its roots, before Scrum 1.0, whose original picture, Boris contends, is wrong. Scrum originated in "The New New Product…
00:17:36 |
Tue 30 Aug 2016
Anu Smalley & Kate Megaw on Making Training Fun and Women in Agile at Agile2016
Earlier this year Anu Smalley and Kate Megaw co-chaired the Global Scrum Gathering in Orlando, FL, and are here with Agile Amped in Atlanta to talk about how to make training fun and women in Agile. …
00:13:47 |
Mon 29 Aug 2016
Diana Larsen: Trust and Vulnerability to Drive Learning at Agile2016
Throughout Diana Larsen's Agile career, there has been a common thread: she has a strong desire to understand how people learn. Lifelong learner and champion for learning, Diana knows it's impossible…
00:11:00 |
Fri 26 Aug 2016
Dan Attfield & Paul Hammond Want to Make You Look Awesome Using Improv Comedy at Agile2016
Dan Attfield and Paul Hammond discovered that the rules of improv comedy are the polar opposite of Patrick Lencioni's "Five Dysfunctions of a Team." For example, the first dysfunction is Absense of …
00:10:06 |
Thu 25 Aug 2016
Sococo CEO Cliff Pollan: Telecommuting in the 80s and Purple Rain at Agile2016
As CEO of Sococo Cliff Pollan knows a thing or two about telecommuting. His first experience with it was back in 1980 when he worked in Minnesota out of the First Bank Produce building, right across …
00:15:38 |
Wed 24 Aug 2016
David J. Bland Uses LeanUX and Design Thinking to Map Team Assumptions at Agile2016
David J. Bland's session "Introduction to Assumption Mapping" walked participants through how to "facilitate a conversation with your team and enable them to focus on what matters". Some of the quest…
00:12:32 |
Tue 23 Aug 2016
Troy Magennis and Forecasting: "200 People Rolling Dice and No One Got Hurt!" at Agile2016
Troy Magennis has two sessions at Agile2016: "Forecasting Using Data: Quickly Answering How Big, How Long and How Likely" and "Data Driven Coaching: Safely Turning Team Data Into Coaching Insights". …
00:09:05 |
Mon 22 Aug 2016
Bob Galen, Agile Testing Maturity and the 3 Pillars of Quality at Agile2016
Bob's session at Agile2016 is called "Agile Testing Maturity - What Does 'Good' Look Like?" In his session Bob reminds us that you can't add quality on at the end; you have to build it in. "A lot of …
00:10:11 |
Fri 19 Aug 2016
Leadership is an Extreme Sport, So Em Campbell-Pretty Always Carries a Towel!
Em Campbell-Pretty came all the way from Australia to deliver two talks at Agile2016. The first session "Leadership is an Extreme Sport" is based on work of Steve Farber, specifically LEAP: Love, Ene…
00:07:21 |
Thu 18 Aug 2016
Richard Cheng on Super Product Ownership in the Federal Government at Agile2016
Agile coach and trainer Richard Cheng shares his experience on a program for the US federal government called the USA Staffing program, which leveraged feature Scrum teams whose Product Owners formed…
00:12:09 |
Wed 17 Aug 2016
Steve Elliott at Agile2016: In the Bimodal Race, Agile Wins
Steve Elliot from AgileCraft stopped by to talk about scaling Agile in a bimodal world. Bimodal IT is a concept Gartner introduced a few years ago, whereby Waterfall and Agile teams coexist in an Agi…
00:13:03 |
Tue 16 Aug 2016
Agile2016 Keynote Speaker Jurgen Appelo on 50-Day Tour to Promote "Managing for Happiness"
Fifty days is long time to be away from home, but for Jurgen Appelo it's worth it to get the word out about his book "Managing for Happiness". Managing for happiness means more than just getting enga…
00:13:12 |
Mon 15 Aug 2016
Dean Leffingwell on Value Streams and the Challenge of Building Big Systems at Agile2016
Author and Scaled Agile founder Dean Leffingwell sits down with Agile Amped to talk about releasing SAFe 4.0, the challenge of building big systems and how value streams are now an integral part of p…
00:14:48 |
Fri 12 Aug 2016
Jabe Bloom: "Service Design in the Enterprise" and Consumerizing IT at Agile2016
Jabe Bloom gets "meta" with Agile Amped discussing his Agile2016 session "Service Design in the Enterprise". Jabe's talk explores three big ideas: service practice, Wardley (value stream) maps, and s…
00:09:52 |
Thu 11 Aug 2016
Mark Kilby - "Distributed Agile: Evolution or Delusion?" at Agile2016
Mark Kilby thinks it's time to rethink what face-to-face means for Agility, especially in today's increasingly global economy. In his Agile2016 session "Distributed Agile: Evolution or Delusion?" Mar…
00:15:51 |
Wed 10 Aug 2016
Dan Greening: Internet of Things and Nanotech at Agile2016
Dan Greening works for a startup using Agile to develop, design and manufacture a digital handheld single-molecule biosensor that can be used to detect diseases and viruses (like HIV and Zika) within…
00:11:06 |
Tue 09 Aug 2016
Ryan Ripley is in "The Business of Agile: Better, Faster, Cheaper" at Agile2016
People tend to think that the reason to go Agile can be distilled into three words: better, faster, cheaper. Ryan Ripley believes that this can actually be a recipe for failure, that "better, faster,…
00:09:03 |
Mon 08 Aug 2016
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