Resources: True North
As featured in the book and in our transformation strategy workshops, our True North statement, released under a Creative Commons with-attribution (CC-BY-SA) licence to enable its adaptation and wider use:
As text (the "Imagine..." is optional):
Imagine...
Everyone able to work consistently at their best:
- Individuals, teams, between teams,
across the organisation and beyond- Right conversations, right people, best possible moment
- Needs anticipated, met at just the right time
Chapter 1 of Agendashift: Outcome-oriented change and continuous transformation (2018) describes the True North used in conjunction with 15-minute FOTO, our coaching game. Instead of a lecture on Lean and Agile, we like to start with the True North as a jargon-free invitation that engages the imagination. For a summary of the facilitation pattern at play here, read Ideal, Obstacles, Outcomes (IdOO).
See also the blog post
A True North for Lean-Agile?
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Agendashift™ is brought to you by Positive Incline Ltd, UK-based specialists in Lean, Agile, strategy, and change. Founder Mike Burrows came to prominence in the Lean-Agile community as the orginator of Kanban’s values model, out of which came his first book, Kanban from the Inside (2014). His more recent books Agendashift (2018) and Right to Left (2019) bring a resolutely needs-based and outcome-oriented perspective to change, transformation, and the Lean-Agile landscape as a whole, contributing meanwhile a number of popular tools, games, and other resources. He works as a consultant, facilitator, and trainer, and as a keynote speaker at events public and private around the world.
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