Making Sense of Lean and Agile with Getting Things Done (GTD)
Add to calendarDavid Allen’s GTD, Getting Things Done, is a set of simple things you can implement in your daily life to greatly reduce stress and become more efficient in your personal and work life.
A lot of GTD can easily be mapped to how people behave when Lean and Agile is successful.
We explore the basic set of GTD tools and how they can help us to be both Lean and Agile.
We will cover: Natural Planning (maps to XP Planning Game), GTD Workflow for transforming wishful (stressful thinking) to actions, Ready For Anything – how to prepare for the unexpected.
Introduction to the fundamentals of David Allens “Getting Things Done”
The martial art roots of Lean, Agile and GTD
Making connections between disciplined Lean/Agile and GTD
Discussion
A shorter version of this session will be presented at Scandinavian Developers Conference 2010 in Gothenburg
- Learn about natural planning and how it applies to agile
- Learn how disciplined execution of an agile plan makes sense
- Learn how to build a sucessful agile flow
- Make connections between GTD and Agile!
