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Here the link to the wiki of Complexity inspired practices for software and digital products development

An InfoQ article on practices inspired by Complexity theory that can be used everyday in Software and Digital Products development

The soft-skills and the hard and very practical implications of the Human Element in the workplace.

Outside IT and Software Development, it has become common to adopt Agile practices, but it remains uncommon to adopt Agile technical practices. However, Business Agility, Organisational Agility and Team Agility fall apart without Technical Agility. Let’s see how to adopt Agile technical practices Outside IT and Software Development then.

Carlo Volpi drafted a visual map to navigate the practices of the book Living Complexity. How does your map look like?

This new book is a catalogue of practical applications of human Complexity theory in modern software and digital products development

An alternative to Scaled Frameworks for digital products and services development.

My opinion on scaled agile frameworks, and specifically on SAFe. And an alternative to scaled frameworks.

An summary of the results of companies scaling agile with a heavy-weight framework and companies migrating to a heavy-weight off-the-shelf platform.

A summary with infographic of how large successful companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Spotify, LinkedIn, Netflix and HP LaserJet Firmware achieved agility at scale with tangible and lasting business benefits.

Revisiting the trade-off between simplicity and not reinventing the wheel. Finding out if scaled framework are Agile.

A collection of pointers to get involved in the Lean-Agile Community, a prerequisites for every Lean and Agile practitioner and a required completion for every Lean and Agile framework.

An overview of the techniques and the concepts I have found valuable to understand organisations culture and to think about cultural change

The account from the co-authors of the Manifesto for Agile Software development, and from AgileAlliance.

What if the co-authors of the manifesto for agile software development had never come together in that 2001 Snowbird meeting or ever after? Would we still have something like Agile today?