Sowing Organic Change
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"Through bitter experience I've come to recognise that change works best when it isn't inposed, and when it is allowed to occur over a period of time."The tools he uses to foster more organic change include:
- Current Reality Tree,
- Simulations and
- Hansei-kaizen.
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More info?
by
Michael Furtak
What is a "Reality Tree"?
What are involved in these "Simulations"?
Re: More info?
by
Deborah Hartmann
Agile coaches (and other kinds of teachers)are always creating new simulations... they're often proprietary tools of the trade, but sometimes they get published. Good sources are Bill Wake, Jean Tabaka who taught how to run this simulation at Agile2005 and those who attended would have her materials. The Lean and TOC schools have spawned a number of simulations - I'll use a simple one at Agile2006, but you can see a more complex one for teams.
And you can follow the CRT link from the blog above to the focusedperformance.com site which teaches about CRT.
(Hope these links work... :-)
deb