Agile Product Development Innovation

@tptman As you come in, discuss at your table: How
do you deﬁne Innovation? What are the biggest challenges you’ve faced with successful innovation?

agileforall.com Making Agile a Reality® Agile Product Development Innovation @tptman
PETER GREEN

@tptman Agile Product Development Innovation How are these related?

@tptman Innovation is almost always a collaborative group effort It
draws on many sources, it is combinatory It usually comes in a hundred small steps, not a single great leap

@tptman Great leaders don’t innovate the product, they innovate the
factory – David Burkus

@tptman 4 Values 12 Principles Infinite Practices Mindset Individuals and
Interactions over Processes and Tools Working Product over Comprehensive Documentation Customer Collaboration over Contract Negotiation Responding to Change over Following a Plan AGILE

@tptman What are humans good for? Industrial Work Knowledge Work
Creative Work 2010 1960 1910

@tptman Ideas Technology Creative The Innovation Economy

@tptman Useful Today? “I can say, without the slightest hesitation,
that the science of handling pig-iron is so great, that the man who is physically capable to handle pig-iron, and is sufﬁciently stupid to choose this for his occupation, is rarely able to comprehend the science of handling pig-iron.”

@tptman 1950s – 1970s

@tptman W. E. Deming Taiichi Ohno LEAN (Toyota Production System)

@tptman Value from the Customer’s Perspective Trust People Continuous Improvement
Lean Concepts for the Innovation Economy

@tptman 1990s CHAOS Always or Often 20% Sometimes, Rarely, or
Never 80% Feature Use Succeeded 29% Failed 18% Challenged 53% Project Resolution

@tptman Takeuhci & Nonaka

@tptman

@tptman Takeuhci & Nonaka Jeff Sutherland Scrum

@tptman Small Collaborative Teams Iterative Development Servant Leadership Agile Concepts
for the Innovation Economy

@tptman Build The Right Thing Build it Fast Build it
the Right Way 2010

@tptman Steve Blank Lean Startup Eric Ries

@tptman Customer Development Iterative Discovery Validated Learning Lean Startup Concepts
for the Innovation Economy

@tptman These are not competing ideas… Customer Development Iterative Discovery
Validated Learning Lean Startup Small Collaborative Teams Iterative Development Servant Leadership Agile Value from the Customer’s Perspective Trust People Continuous Improvement Lean They are Innovation Enablers

@tptman Complex Domains Complicated Domains 1950s: Deming Cycle and Mindset
1970s: Lean Manufacturing 1990s: Agile Software Development 2010: Lean Startup Future? New Mindset They have emerged in generational waves

@tptman Organizational Metaphors Typical Corporation Today Bureaucratic Organizations Lean &
Agile Organizations Emergent Org Pattern

@tptman Emerging Concepts for the Innovation Economy Evolutionary Purpose Networked
Org Structures Wholeness

@tptman Engaged 31% Not Engaged 51% Actively Disengaged 18%

@tptman Customer Development Iterative Discovery Validated Learning Lean Startup Small
Collaborative Teams Iterative Development Servant Leadership Agile Value from the Customer’s Perspective Trust People Continuous Improvement Lean Organizational Agility Evolutionary Purpose Self Management Wholeness

@tptman The journey of a thousand miles begins with…

@tptman What experiments could you try?

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@tptman As you come in, discuss at your table: How

agileforall.com Making Agile a Reality® Agile Product Development Innovation @tptman

@tptman Agile Product Development Innovation How are these related?

@tptman Innovation is almost always a collaborative group effort It

@tptman Great leaders don’t innovate the product, they innovate the

@tptman 4 Values 12 Principles Infinite Practices Mindset Individuals and

@tptman What are humans good for? Industrial Work Knowledge Work

@tptman Ideas Technology Creative The Innovation Economy

@tptman Useful Today? “I can say, without the slightest hesitation,

@tptman 1950s – 1970s

@tptman W. E. Deming Taiichi Ohno LEAN (Toyota Production System)

@tptman Value from the Customer’s Perspective Trust People Continuous Improvement

@tptman 1990s CHAOS Always or Often 20% Sometimes, Rarely, or

@tptman Takeuhci & Nonaka

@tptman

@tptman Takeuhci & Nonaka Jeff Sutherland Scrum

@tptman Small Collaborative Teams Iterative Development Servant Leadership Agile Concepts

@tptman Build The Right Thing Build it Fast Build it

@tptman Steve Blank Lean Startup Eric Ries

@tptman Customer Development Iterative Discovery Validated Learning Lean Startup Concepts

@tptman These are not competing ideas… Customer Development Iterative Discovery

@tptman Complex Domains Complicated Domains 1950s: Deming Cycle and Mindset

@tptman Organizational Metaphors Typical Corporation Today Bureaucratic Organizations Lean &

@tptman Emerging Concepts for the Innovation Economy Evolutionary Purpose Networked

@tptman Engaged 31% Not Engaged 51% Actively Disengaged 18%

@tptman Customer Development Iterative Discovery Validated Learning Lean Startup Small

@tptman The journey of a thousand miles begins with…

@tptman What experiments could you try?