the great product development swindle

17
THE GREAT PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SWINDLE and how to avoid it:

Post on 17-Oct-2014

577 views

Category:

Technology


2 download

DESCRIPTION

What do some companies right, to avoid the control dilemma and other patterns that kills innovation and agility?

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: The Great Product Development Swindle

THE GREAT PRODUCT ‘D’EVELOPMENT

SWINDLE

and how to avoid it:

Page 2: The Great Product Development Swindle

“A network structure to make the firm

more independent from people”

Jakob CEO Orderbird

“I’m 2 w

eek on

vacation

and it

works any

way”

Page 3: The Great Product Development Swindle

“Experience how product development

feels from a developer perspective”

Stretching the Agile

Product Owner

PerspectiveBastian

CO-Founder, Produktmanager Orderbird

Page 4: The Great Product Development Swindle

“Quit my job as CTO to become servant leader for the team”

Bernhard CTO Orderbird

Page 5: The Great Product Development Swindle

Trust = Credibility x Intimacy

Risk

Hans Product Owner Orderbird

Page 6: The Great Product Development Swindle

“I increased motivation by reducing pressure, creating

clear prioritized goals and maximizing the freedom within these

boundaries”

“Bridging the development and sales circles”

RobertLead IT, Scrum Master Orderbird

Surprise!*

*Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us von Pink

Page 7: The Great Product Development Swindle

Orderbird’s network structure*

GovernanceStrategy

Main Product

New Product

* this is a snapshot and also only an abstraction of something that is too complex to put on a 2/3D slide

Page 8: The Great Product Development Swindle

Start here

8

Page 9: The Great Product Development Swindle

9

Agile and lean approaches of making products increase complexity here

To match complexity there

Page 10: The Great Product Development Swindle

A team is a complex adaptive system

Page 11: The Great Product Development Swindle

http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2011/05/04/innovation-applying-inspect-adapt-to-the-agile-manifesto

Team vision and discipline over individuals

and interactions (over processes and tools)

Validated learning over working software (over

comprehensive documentation)

Customer discovery over customer collaboration

(over contract negotiation)

Initiating change over responding to change (over

following a plan)“

Kent Beck’s Beyond Agile Manifesto

Page 12: The Great Product Development Swindle

“Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants so long as it is black.”

T-Model, Henry Ford, 1920

Page 13: The Great Product Development Swindle

"If a system is to be stable the number of states of its control mechanism must be greater than or equal to the number of

states in the system being controlled” Ashby’s Law

Looses sight of environment

More control limits flexibility and adaptablity to environment

Control Dilemma

Re-enforcingCycle

Page 14: The Great Product Development Swindle

THE DARKNESS PRINCIPLE

„If an agent “knew” the entire system, the complexity of the whole system would have to reside in that agent.“

Paul Cilliers, Complexity and Postmodernism

Page 15: The Great Product Development Swindle

THE GREAT PRODUCT ‘D’EVELOPMENT

SWINDLE “Here is my 18 month release plan, it's

going to be perfect”

“No worries, we will meet that milestone”

“we know what our customers want”

The Emperor’s New Clothes

Page 16: The Great Product Development Swindle

I couldn’t even get my own teenage daughter to look at Google+ twice, “social isn’t a product,” she told me after I gave her a demo, “social is

people and the people are on Facebook.”

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jw_on_tech/archive/2012/03/13/why-i-left-google.aspx

Page 17: The Great Product Development Swindle

Stefan HaasIndependent Agile Coach and Trainer

haaslab.net fb.com/haaslab @haaslab

What’s your blind spot?Who’s going to tell you?