As industries evolve, organizations must align their structure, processes, and culture to meet new challenges, leverage opportunities, and improve overall efficiency. In this interview, we discuss the key to successful organisation redesign with Joakim Sunden who is the co-author of Kanban in Action. This discussion will cover how identify that the organization needs redesign, what is the Spotify Model of Agile at Scale, and his advice for progressive leaders and managers for successful agile implementation.
Interviewee: Joakim Sundén
Joakim Sundén is a founding partner of Better Product Work, where he helps visionary leaders challenge the conventional way of building products. He was previously a partner at Crisp and from 2011 to 2017, he worked as a Senior Agile Coach at Spotify, where he was part of a team collaborating with the CTO to develop the company’s approach to customer-focused product development at scale. This model would later become world-famous as ‘the Spotify Model’ of Tribes, Squads, Chapters, and Guilds.
Interviewer: Noopur Pathak (Chief Media Editor, INNOVATION ROOTS)
Kanban System Design (KSD/KMP I) Workshop | 20-22 February 2025
INNOVATION ROOTS announces Kanban System Design (KMP-I) workshop with Prashant J Mavinkare (Lead Consultant at INNOVATION ROOTS), to be held Online on 20-22 February 2025.
It is online workshop offers an ideal foundation for organizations, teams, and individuals to start their journey by designing and incorporating the Kanban Method. Participants will receive a great mix of deep conceptual lessons, case studies, and real-life experience. They will have hands-on experience in simulation games and interactive exercises that will help them understand and to kick start their Kanban initiative.
This three-day Kanban System Design (KMP-I/KSD) workshop provides an understanding of a comprehensive approach towards understanding the workflow, experiencing the flow through simulation, using STATIK to design the Kanban system. It helps in creating a better understanding of business risk, supports decision-making and eventually, leads to the improvement of activities towards service delivery.
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