- To learn about agile principles in an experiential way, to understand how an agile team functions, and how it differs from regular teams
- To enable teams working in a non-agile framework to cooperate effectively with agile teams after the transformation
- During the workshop participants learn about the most important principles of Agile in a playful, practical, and experiential way.
- We put a special emphasis on the concept of iteration, exponentiality, questioning boundaries, discovering modes of cooperation, and utilising resources.
- We demonstrate with practical tasks that Agile is a much more suitable approach to handle complexity than others.
- During the games we learn about Scrum and Kanban, as well as their key terminology.
- An integral part of the day is the “fishbowl” discussion of in-house and external Agile experts with tremendous real-life experience. The topic of the conversation may be the relationship between agile and non-agile units within the organisation.
