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Un jeu de construction pour apprendre à travailler en mode Agile 
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The DevOps movement has taken the business world by storm. Companies who have adopted Agile successfully oftentimes move on to DevOps as the next step in the logical progression.
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Bienvenu sur le site Coding Dojo
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Dojos are the darling of technical learning and organizational transformation these days
Mickael Ruau's insight:
We’ll learn how Dojos can become incubators for elite product development teams and serve as a more effective way to deploy and cultivate internal coaching capabilities. Then we’ll explore several advanced topics: measuring Dojo ROI; Dojos versus traditional training programs; sustaining learning momentum after a team’s Dojo experience; and, Dojos as a core component of a larger digital transformation strategy. Through real examples and stories, Dave and Anne will share the learnings DevJam (now Cprime) has had in helping dozens of company’s set up and tune Dojo experiences over the last five years. In the end, you‘ll get a quick head start — whether you’re championing a Dojo approach in your organization or tuning an existing immersive learning environment toward scale. In this webinar you'll learn:
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Dion Stewart & Joel Tosi have written a book about creating a dojo to help teams get better at delivering software products. A dojo is an immersive learning environment where whole teams improve their practices on a range of skills. Dojos are more effective than traditional classroom learning because the whole team works together in the context of their own product and organization.
Mickael Ruau's insight:
Key Takeaways
Dion Stewart and Joel Tosi have written a book Creating your Dojo: Upskill your Organization for Digital Evolution. The book is a "how to" manual that shows organizations how they can go about creating immersive learning environments where whole teams learn new skills while building their products. You can purchase the book here and InfoQ readers can download a sample chapter here.
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Workshop for Product Owners, Managers and Scrum Masters showing why should they care about Agile Engineering Practices Slides from Scrum Gathering Munich
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Many people are now moving into agile coach roles and looking for ways to improve their skills. In response to this demand, I've developed an Agile Coaching Skills workshop aimed at practicing agile coaches, to compliment my "Agile Coaching" book. If you're interested, the next public workshops are in London on September 15th and Belgium on 17th. Training can give us a boost but there are still gaps to be filled as we grow into a new role. We need a way for agile coaches to support their ongoing learning without relying on trainers (who are few and fa
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Learn about a dojo experience for teams that want to test their product ideas (and their designs) before committing to building them.
Mickael Ruau's insight:
Characteristics of teams that should consider doing a Dojo Discovery Sprint in the Dojo include:Teams with big ideas but aren’t sure if their ideas resonate with their customers. Characteristics of teams that benefit less from Dojo Discovery Sprint but still benefit from Dojo experience include:Teams that are more than 50% focused on production support and defect resolution.
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