Agendashift is a Lean-Agile engagement model that helps everyone from individual contributors to senior leadership engage with and participate in Lean-Agile change. It has proven effective in organisations large and small, technology-intensive or otherwise – including technology startups, large corporates, non-profits, and government-sector bodies, both local and national.

Building from agreement on outcomes, Agendashift facilitates rapid, experiment-based evolution of process, practice, and organisation. We help you keep your business vision and transformation strategy aligned with and energised by a culture of meaningful participation.

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Highlighted events

09 November, Brescia, Italy:
Pre-conference workshop: Facilitating Outcome-Oriented Change
Mike Burrows

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21-22 November, Berlin, Germany:
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation
Mike Burrows

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03 December, Munich, Germany:
Core Agendashift: Facilitating Outcome-Oriented Change
Julia Wester

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Open sourcing our Discovery exercise, Celebration-5W

Here’s how chapter 1 of the Agendashift book opens: Picture the scene: It’s some months from now, and you’re celebrating! Isn’t it wonderful to see everyone together like this? And you deserve it: over this period, you, your teams, and your entire organisation have achieved far more than anyone would have thought possible. You dared to aim […]

Rejection, insight, and learning

Two questions: When did you last reject an idea as a result of deliberate testing? What did you learn in the process? And a followup question: How does your process encourage that kind of rejection and learning to happen? If your process doesn’t keep asking the right questions, you can be pretty sure you’re over-investing […]

Older posts:

Agendashift roundup, November 2018

Changeban has reached version 1.0

My kind of Agile

Coming in January: a 2-city, 2-conference, and 2-workshop visit to India

21-22 November, Berlin, my last public workshop of the year

Agendashift is not a maturity model

Agendashift’s many extension points

Agendashift roundup, October 2018

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