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Stones on Agile Roadmap - Agile Issues Visibility Wall
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Stones on Agile Roadmap - Agile Issues Visibility Wall

Transparency and Visibility Wall for your Issues on Agile journey in your company. It makes fun and more motivating .
Created byPetr Kulhanek
Last updated 10/2019
English
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What you'll learn

  • Stones on Agile Roadmap - visibility wall for issues on your Agile Journey
  • 3 types of stones / issues
  • 3 actions to take about stones

Course content

1 section5 lectures34m total length
  • What is it all about?8:52

    Explore stones on a road map as a transparent way to surface agile transformation impediments, assign ownership, lift and remove stones, and celebrate progress.

  • Why is it important?4:32

    Foster transparency and visibility of issues across squads and tribes to uncover blockers in agile transformation. Track stones and leadership gaps to keep the roadmap moving.

  • Stones on Agile Roadmap in detail11:46

    Explore the three stones concept on the agile roadmap, using visible blockers—big and small stones—with assigned owners, status updates, and quick reviews to remove impediments and celebrate progress.

  • Trello example how to make Stones on Agile Roadmap visible for your company7:54

    Discover how to visualize stones on an agile roadmap using a Trello-style board, assign owners, track statuses, and celebrate milestones to improve visibility and collaboration across the company.

  • Trello Example 21:47

    Explore a Trello-based stones on agile roadmap example that visualizes stones with stickers, celebrates completed items, invites the team for visibility, and supports agile transformation.

Requirements

  • Open mind and curiosity mindset

Description

You will learn how to see the issues (stones) in your company from different perspective if you go through Agile Transformation.

It should be a bit fun, entertaining and motivating for people to be pro-active and help to remove the stones from the Agile Road.

I will explain what kind of stones you might have, how often you should meet, e.g. together with Tribes' Leads and what activities you do to remove the stones.

Who this course is for:

  • Product owners
  • Agile Coaches
  • CEO, COO, CFO
  • Business and company owners
  • Squad and Scrum team members
  • Tribe and Chapter leads