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Definitely, Maybe Agile

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Continuous Delivery Podcast

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Good Intentions, Bad Outcomes

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Adopting new ways of working like Agile and DevOps often falters further up the organization. Even in smaller organizations, it can be hard to get right. In this podcast, we are discussing the art and science of definitely, maybe achieving business agility in your organization.

Episodes

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

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Beyond Big Data to Smart Governance

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AI's Role in Modern SDLC

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Common Pitfalls in Agile Transformations

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Transparency vs. Micromanagement

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Continuous Improvement Intertia

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Onboarding

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Beyond Tech: Agile for Every Department

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Nike's $25 Billion Blunder: A tale of misusing data

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A podcast about continuously delivering valuable software to production.

By Zarar Siddiqi

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Architecting for Growth, with Brad Smith

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Shifting Left on Accessibility, with Patrick Dunphy

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Managing Software Complexity with John Ousterhout

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Empowered Developers Write Clean Code, Tom Howlett, Head of Product at Sonar

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How to Shift Left on Security

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Getting into GitOps with Fred Harper, Principal Developer Advocate, kubefirst.io

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Focus to Scale: Amplifying XP Practices with Elisabeth Hendrickson

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Value Stream Mapping is Not Enough with Steve Pereira

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Nightmare on Scrum Street: Scrum Anti-Patterns

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A podcast about challenges and practices you might encounter in the workplace… things that were intended well, but have outcomes that aren’t so great. In most cases, the organizations aren’t even aware of how bad the outcomes are. Every episode we discuss a situation that has something wrong with it: the what, the why and what can be done to address it.

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Navigating OKR Pitfalls: Turning Intentions into Impact

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The planning fallacy

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