Many companies have been struggling with their Digital and Agile transformation efforts, despite investing major resources into them. Much technology programmes have been launched (Big data, DevOps, Cloud, etc) and most organisations are diligently aiming to adopt Agile methods across the board. All this to little impact. So, where is this going wrong? How do we know?
This is fundamentally a challenge of situational awareness. The solutions are not wholesale, but highly contextual. Customer-facing services need to adapt rapidly to test what works best to ensure the organisation says relevant. Underlying platform and infrastructures are guided by different dynamics. Connecting emergent innovation, new demand and industrialisation into a flow require a good understanding of value chains and their maturity.
Wardley maps provide an approach and patterns to building such awareness. In this workshop, we will introduce our audience to Wardley maps and give them the first experience of seeing their use with Live Mapping. The workshop will offer some education about maps and work through a couple of examples, constructing a map from some pre-established value chains. One scenario will use maps for an outward-looking strategy. The other scenario will focus on an inward approach of a product or service.
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SPEAKERS
Philippe Guenet
Dean Latchana
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AGENDA
18:00 - Registration & pizza
18:30 - The event starts
21:00 - The event ends
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Philippe Guenet has been involved with Digital change from the early days of the Internet (nearly 25 years) and has led the initiation and delivery of significant change initiatives for large corporate clients & Banks. Now working as an independent Coach/Consultant, Philippe is using innovative methods to help businesses shape, plan and deploy their digital strategy, organisation change, lean-agile operating model, and most importantly develop their people and leadership. Philippe is a certified systemic coach (ORSC-C), complexity & systems thinker, seasoned delivery manager, and a Lean-Agile practitioner. Philippe is the founder and organiser of London’s Digital Leadership meet-up
Dean Latchana
Dean support organisations to succeed in a dynamic market by helping them to develop awareness and ways of working that are contextual to their needs.
He advises and guides organisations to gain a new set of competencies so they can continuously re-optimise to an ever-changing business landscape. He co-develop change to remove organisational debt to create a more balanced focus for innovation.
In order to achieve this, as a Business Agility Consultant, his role is to support business transformation programmes and develop new ways of working across departments. He teaches departments, and coach & mentor individuals.
He has coached in many brands and organisations such as the UK Government, BBC, MTV, Nike, Telegraph newspaper, Financial Times and Sainsbury’s. He operates at senior leadership, team and individual level.
He also speaks at a number of business community groups. I’ve taught and run many workshops and training courses at various organisations.
He is the editor of The Agilist newsletter, a non-profit monthly publication for the agile and lean community
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