It’s the summer, so I’ll keep this short. In this edition: Right to Left comes out August 15th; Updates to open source (Creative Commons) resources; Autumn workshops – Stockholm, Athens, London, Istanbul, Berlin, and online; Top posts
Right to Left comes out August 15th
This being my third time you’d think I’d know better by now, but getting a book out takes longer than expected! Anyway, I’m thrilled to announce that Right to Left: The digital leader’s guide to Lean and Agile comes out on August 15th.
The print edition is actually available for preorder on Amazon now, the Kindle edition soon. Naturally I’ll have more to say around launch date. Keep an eye out for interviews & stuff too.
Updates to open source (Creative Commons) resources
Some updates not quite big enough for separate announcements:
- 15-minute FOTO has has some slides specific to online and in-room use
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Aleksei Pimenov has translated both Featureban 3.0 and Changeban into Russian
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Massimo Sarti has translated Featureban 3.0 into Italian (having previously contributed a translation of an older version of Changeban)
- Very minor tweaks to the Celebration-5W deck
Slack channels #cleanlanguage, #featureban, #changeban, and #workshops respectively. More resources here.
Autumn workshops
– Stockholm, Athens, London, Istanbul, Berlin, and online
- 9-10 September, Stockholm, Sweden (myself and Kjell Tore Guttormsen):
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation - 17-18 September, Athens, Greece (myself and Nikos Batsios):
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation - 3-4 October, London, UK:
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation - 26th October (changed from the 23rd), Istanbul, Turkey:
1-day Core Agendashift workshop: Facilitating outcome-oriented change - 13-14 November, Berlin, Germany:
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation
I’ll be adding a couple of online workshops also, likely the during the week of October 14th (two consecutive UK afternoons, two hours each) and the first week of December (UK mornings). If you have preference for days, let me know soon.
Top posts
- Visualising Agendashift: The why and how of outcome-oriented change and continuous transformation (June)
- What scales up should scale down (July)
- How Agendashift scales (July)
- At last! Featureban 3.0 and Changeban 1.2 (June)
- What kind of Organisational Development (OD)? (And a book recommendation) (May)
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