In this episode I talk to Dean Leffingwell, the man behind Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), and as such, a man behind a huge amount of agile transformation globally at the moment, especially in larger enterprises.

This podcast is all about agile in as many different cultures, contexts and perspectives as possible, so this week’s episode is the first to be recorded in India. Alok Upadhyay is an inspirational agile coach I met over in India,

Ahmad Fahmy is the guy who inspired this podcast in the first place, and I’d genuinely rate him as one of the leading thinkers in the agile space right now. In this episode we discuss the role of consultants in transformations,

This week’s episode is with Alistair Cockburn, author and driving force behind the Agile Manifesto. We discuss the original roots of the Agile Manifesto, whether agile transformations can ever work and how people sometimes just lie in wait,

Fabiola’s well known now in the agile community for leading the way on all things Agile HR. If large scale agile transformations are to succeed, they need to encompass HR teams as well, at least in terms of having them understand agile teams,

In Munich Scrum Gathering last year, Brian Rivera’s talk blew me away, so I wanted to catch him and his business partner Chris for the podcast at Scrum Gathering San Diego. True to form, this podcast is a must listen,

In contrast with last week’s episode, Michele Sliger this week makes the case that your agile transformation is going to fail, culture change is impossible, and the next best thing is to use persuasion. Along the way,

Long time agile community member Luke Hohmann gets to the question others have so far missed. What does success actually mean for an agile transformation? He argues that transformations actually succeed far more than they fail,

In this episode, Certified Scrum Trainer and hugely experienced agile coach Nigel Baker discusses his 15 or so years of leading agile transformations, from malicious compliance to being called an ‘agile purist’.

Hugely excited this week to bring you the thoughts of Jeff McKenna, an original co-creator of Scrum along with Jeff Sutherland and John Scumniotales. We talk what Scrum was like in those early days, whether agile transformation was even a thing in that...