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O’Reilly – Agile for Everybody-The Essentials of Agile and Lean

O’Reilly – Agile for Everybody-The Essentials of Agile and Lean
0h48m | Video: AVC (.MP4) 1920×1080 , 30fps | Audio: AAC 44.1KHz 2ch | 1.12GB Genre: eLearning | Language: English
These days, every company wants to be Agile or do Agile. But what exactly does Agile mean? Where did it come from? And what is the difference between Agile and
Lean?

How this course will help you

This video describes the core values, rhythms, and practices of Agile and Lean in accessible and jargon-free terms, and provides concrete and actionable strategies for bringing the best of Agile and Lean to your organization.
Master the distinctions between the Agile, Lean, and waterfall ways of working

Explore how Agile and Lean’s iterative process fundamentally challenges waterfall thinking
Gain a solid understanding of the core values and principles of the Agile and Lean movements
Discover how Agile and Lean practices solve organizational challenges

How this course will help you

Learn to initiate an inviting, jargon-free conversation about Agile and Lean for your organization
Matt Lemay is cofounder of Constellate Data, a business intelligence research, consulting, and training company based in NYC. In his work as a technology communicator, Matt has developed and led product management and data strategy workshops for companies like GE, American Express,

How this course will help you

Pfizer, McCann, and Johnson & Johnson. Previously, Matt worked as the Senior Product Manager for the music startup Songza (acquired by Google) and as the Head of Consumer Product at Bitly. He is the author of the O’Reilly title Product Management in Practice: A Real-World Guide to the Key Connective Role of the 21st Century.

This book helps you to understand what agile is and how it can help your organization. The authors explain the various types of product development methodologies, such as waterfall, spiral and adaptive approaches, that are used alongside agile methods. They also cover planning and managing people and resources through the seven principles of agile product development (holistic, incremental, automated end to end testing, continuous integration, extreme programming-inspired design thinking and many more).