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We design customer-oriented organizations that have the capability to deliver
Management development In order to increase delivery capability and customer focus in your organization, your managers must provide employees with a framework for this.
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Certified Agile Change Manager Training
What is the responsibility and task of leadership and management in the change process?How do I address resistance in change/ and transformation processes?What techniques can I draw on for stakeholder management?How do I measure success?What needs to be done so that the organization actively supports the change?How can I implement agile principles in a change?
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Strategic realignment - business model redesign for sustainable success
Companies that sharpen their value positioning gain clarity about their market, optimize their market cultivation and increase their competitiveness. 2. value creation: ensuring delivery capability and making it sustainable A sustainable business model is based on value creation that is economically efficient, reliable and adaptable:Key activities: Which core processes are essential to reliably deliver
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Effectively implementing agility in hardware development
We focus on accelerating product development, the agile product engineering process (PEP) and optimizing collaboration. Does that sound familiar?
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Manfred: The determined division manager
Because while he is still trying to settle into his new job, he is faced with the challenge of leading his division through a restructuring process. He is aware of his responsibility to organize the tasks efficiently and ensure that the company stays on the right course.
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What is SAFe?
Thus, SAFe includes, among others: Scrum, Kanban, Agile Program Management, Lean & Agile Portfolio, Design Thinking and Lean Startup. SAFe addresses all levels of an agile organization, from teams to multi-teams (Agile Release Train or ART), multi-ARTs, to portfolios.
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Cultural analysis: making the status quo of the corporate culture visible
However, invisible factors such as values, error culture, leadership styles or transparency often have a much greater impact on day-to-day interaction.Which topics are in focus depends on the goals of the organization and the management. Typically, the analysis covers at least the following areas:Leadership & Servant Leadership: Do managers support their teams or do they manage top-down?
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Kanban in a nutshell: impulses to frequently asked questions
Introduce process rules and make them as explicit as possible – again with visual signals. Then regularly check what you learn about your way of working and processes, what works well and what is currently holding you back, and experiment with them. If you then take the principle “start with what you are doing” to heart, you are already well equipped to improve systematically.
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New framework conditions - Lean and benefit-oriented implementation
: Simplified processes and minimal bureaucracy ensure compliance without hindering the flow of work.Ensure flexibility in everyday life: By integrating rules directly into existing processes, the organization remains capable of acting and can react quickly to changes.Regular adjustment and review: Continuous feedback loops and adjustments ensure that all processes remain up-to-date and efficient
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Scrum: Framework for development with agile teams
Another important principle of Scrum is self-management. In a volatile environment and in a world where development cycles are cut in half every two years, speed is critical. Self-management without long approval processes is one of the most effective ways to achieve this.