A real case, a path towards the AGILE transformation through Scrum For Hardware by Luca Bergero

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ARCA, is a multinational company with R&D based in Ivrea (Italy) and specialized in electro-mechanical devices for the automatic processing of banknotes. The company comes from a geographic area strongly linked to the tradition of Olivetti. While this has allowed the development of culture mainly focused on innovation and technology it also pushed to a strong local labor conception. ARCA promoted a transformation to Agile and Scrum for Hardware, to improve its capabilities to effectively respond to change . The aim of the presentation is to provide an image of the company's evolution, the difficulties encountered along the way, the improvements, successes and setbacks.

Technology

A real case, a path
towards the AGILE
transformation through
Scrum For Hardware

I am Luca Bergero
You can find me at luca.bergero@gmail.com
Hello!

“
“An expert is a man who has made
all the mistakes which can be made
in a very narrow field.”
N. Bohr

The roots of the Italian side
“The factory cannot consider
only profits. It has to distribute
richness, learning, services,
democracy. I think the factory
for the man, not the man for
the factory.”

From amber to teal.
Laloux and Schneider models

A great
opportunity
Generate
short-
term wins
Remove
obstacles
&
empower
action
Communi
cate
the vision
strategic
vision &
strategies
Build a
guiding
coalition
Create a
sense of
urgency
Anchor in
the
culture
Consolid
ate
gains
Kotter’s model
As a backbone

To summarize
Guiding coalition not influential enough
Ineffective message out of Technology
Multiple uncoordinated initiatives
Late in communicate the vision
Ineffective in removing obstacles, no servant leadership
Big-bang adoption, no experimentation

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“If change is hard, make it continuous”
1st PopcornFlow Principle. C. Perrone

Thanks!
luca.bergero@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucabergero/

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