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Agile To the Top
of the Pyramid
Do you really want it ? Can you Live without ?
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#AtBru @AgileBelgium
@LucTaesch
http://www.taesch.com/agiletothetop
Introduction
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
Agile Transformation?
• Agilify to better live and co-laborate together
• Produce better, in a more intelligent way , new things (learning, together)
• Not just produce faster , more, of the same things (doing, together ,
and even this remains a challenge)
• Agilify an Organization:
• a Trans-formation of individuals , and collectively , of groups , ( and
groups of groups..)
• Not (just) adding abilities, practices or tools
• Trans-Forming, is more about « being » than « having »
(My) Observation:
• Today, the « industrial » deployment of agile :
• Does not affect the management layers above the team leader
• And then the system keeps on operating in a « sovietic »
fashion
• Disclaimer : here we do not talk from a Liberated Company
standpoint, deliberately. The concern is more for CAC 40
companies than startups or 10 peoples SME
• However what is developed hereafter is also applicable there,
and also to the other transformations like digital
transformations…
(My) Intention:
• 75 % : « Why ». Understanding the problem. This is already a huge step forward
• otherwise, you are doomed to fail again and again, (« more of the same thing ») .
• Managers who tested this approach, said as a realization: « Well, now at least, I
can put words on my feelings… » (Joke in French : Mot-dèle)
• 20 %: « How ». Designing a BluePrint for a possible Solution, (Patterns)
• 5% : Illustrate « what » I did for 2 years with an administration and share some
hints
• I could do 3 sessions just on this « what » topic, or even a 1000 pages book. But it would not be helpful
to understand « why » I did this.; and then to taylor it to your own case. ( this would be cool for my ego,
none the less, but less useful for you :-) . Besides, the original 2h presentation had to be retrofitted in a
1h slot :-).
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
( Understand ) The Problem :
• Model the management
• Observe what comes out of it
• Model the agile deployment, as of today
• See the gap
• Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set
landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
The Solution :
• What is required so that it works ?
• which levels to reach ?
• How to do it ?
• What is necessary in the Environment to make it
work?
• Comparison of 3 levels of autonomy (more landmarks)
Illustration with an example
of deployment of the solution
• Administration of 700 people, Multi sites
• Sessions with the EXCOM, Managers (100+), One
division from the floor to the ceiling
• A Service, with a boss initially no really convinced,
raised its productivity of 18% after a one hour meeting
of auto-organisation (measurement stable across 8
weeks)
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
The problem
The problem :
• Model the management
• Observe what comes out of it
• Model the agile deployment, as of today
• See the gap
• Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set
landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
Understand with the
Dilts pyramide
• One example : a football team
• Another Example : A management Team !
What is not useful to work as
a team in this :
• If this is useful, is everything fitting in the same category ?
• (try and put words on the categories.. 3Mn)
need a football
playground
practice dribbling
learn the rules of
the game
Keep the head in
the game
motivate players to
demonstrate
respect and
reliability
recognize what
makes a player
special
Level
Identity Mission
Belief/ Values
Permission
/ Motivation
Capability Direction
Behaviors Actions
Environnement Constraints
needafootball
playground
practicedribbling
learntherulesof
thegame
Keeptheheadin
thegame
motivateplayersto
demonstrate
respectand
reliability
recognizewhat
makesaplayer
special
Capacity-ability
Level
Identity Mission x
Belief/ Values
Permission
/ Motivation
x x
Capability Direction x x
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints x
needafootball
playground
practicedribbling
learntherulesof
thegame
Keeptheheadin
thegame
motivateplayersto
demonstrate
respectand
reliability
recognizewhat
makesaplayer
special
Capacity-ability
Level
Identity Mission
Belief/ Values
Permission
/ Motivation
Capability Direction
Behaviors Actions
Environnement Constraints
needanoffice
space
practicekeyboard
typing
learnthe
processes
Keeptheheadin
thegame
motivate
collaboratorsto
demonstraterespect
andreliability
recognizewhat
makesacollaborator
special
Capacity-ability
Level
Identity Mission x
Belief/ Values
Permission
/ Motivation
x x
Capability Direction x x
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints x
needanoffice
space
practicekeyboard
typing
learnthe
processes
Keeptheheadin
thegame
motivate
collaboratorsto
demonstraterespect
andreliability
recognizewhat
makesacollaborator
special
Capacity-ability
Landmarks
• Bateson : levels of learnings
• Dilts : Logical levels of thinking
• Spine : Needs, Beliefs and Values, Principles,
Practices, Tools
Level Bateson
Vision Trans-Mission
Level 4 Learning: a full community changes
its identity, its mission
(ecosyste
me)
Identity Mission
Level 3 Learning: new beliefs <-> new
identities
besoins
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
Level 2 Learning: new beliefs, (enable ->)
(require <-) new capabilities
croyance-
valeur
Capability Direction
Level 1 Learning:
new behaviors -> new (cap)abilities
principes
Behaviors Actions Level 0: reflex pratiques
Environnement Constraints Outils
Trans-
Formation
Level Question
Role of the
Coach
Spine
Vision Trans-Mission
What I
(fore)see
for who, for
what
awakener (ecosystem)
Identity Mission what I am who sponsor needs
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
what I
believe
why mentor
believes/
values
Capability Direction
what I am
capable of
how, how
much
teacher principles
Behaviors Actions what I do what
coach
(performative)
pratices
Environnement Constraints
what
surrounds
me
where, when
, with what
guardian,
guide
Tools
culture
Level Question
Role of the
Coach
Spine
Vision Trans-Mission
What I
(fore)see
for who, for
what
awakener (ecosystem)
Identity Mission what I am who sponsor needs
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
what I
believe
why mentor
believes/
values
Capability Direction
what I am
capable of
how, how
much
teacher principles
Behaviors Actions what I do what
coach
(performative)
pratices
Environnement Constraints
what
surrounds
me
where, when
, with what
guardian,
guide
Tools
Mastery)
[Pink]
Autonomy
[Pink]
Purpose)
[Pink]
The problem :
• Model the management
• Observe what comes out of it
• Model the agile deployment, as of today
• See the gap
• Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set
landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
Model the management
• Three levels : proximity, operational, stratégic
• Definition
• Model
Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom
Proximity
Manager
Operational
Manager
Strategic
Manager
Coordinate,
Attribute the work
Set Objectives,
Coordinate efforts
to reach them
Elaboratee a vision,
a strategy
I am a
coordinator
I am a planner
(visionary) +(planner ,
guardian)
Identity Mission
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
Capability Direction
Behaviors Actions
Environnement Constraints
Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom
Proximity
Manager
Operational
Manager
Strategic
Manager
Coordinate,
Attribute the work
Set Objectives,
Coordinate efforts
to reach them
Elaboratee a vision,
a strategy
I am a
coordinator
I am a planner
(visionary) +(planner ,
guardian)
Identity Mission x
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
Capability Direction x
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints
Observe
• How levels are spread on functions
• The gap at belief/value level
• Who is in charge ? HR ? Chief Manipulation Officer ?
• Does it matter ?
Can you transform without
changing ?
• belief , culture , identity, mission
• Einstein : « Problems cannot be solved with the same
mind set that created them. »
• Watzlawick : « more of the same thing » versus
« doing differently ». (« thinking out of the box »)
• Or -> And at the same time.. (polarity management).
A reorganiation what does it
looks like ?
• what happens every other year in an organization ?
• is it a transformation ?
Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom
(REORG !)
Proximity
Manager
Operational
Manager
Strategic
Manager
Coordinate,
Attribute the work
Set Objectives,
Coordinate efforts
to reach them
Elaboratee a vision,
a strategy
I am a
coordinator
I am a planner
(visionary) +(planner ,
guardian)
Identity Mission x
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
(x) (x)
Capability Direction (x) x
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints
The problem :
• Model the management
• Observe what comes out of it
• Model the agile deployment, as of today
• See the gap
• Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set
landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
Level AGILE
Identity Mission
Belief/
Values
Permission /
Motivation
Capability Direction (x)
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints x
Practices
Training
Model Agile Deployment,
today
• scrum training: which levels are touched ?
• practices and training = behavior and cognitive
abilities.
• recrutement : could you please deliver a pallet of
coach/scrumasters, and by tomorrow?
Level 1
Learning
[Bateson]
Level
Team
Leader
Mid-
Manager
ExCom AGILE
(REORG !)
Proximity
Manager
Operational
Manager
Strategic
Manager
Coordinate,
Attribute the
work
Set
Objectives,
Coordinate
efforts to
reach them
Elaboratee a
vision,
a strategy
I am a
coordinator
I am a planner
(visionary) +
(planner ,
guardian)
Identity Mission x
Belief/
Values
Permission /
Motivation
Capability Direction x (x)
Behaviors Actions x x
Environnem
ent
Constraints x
Learning:
Level 1
Trans-
Formation
Level 3…
See the gap
• Which levels are touched by agile deployment today ?
• Which levels are not touched ?
• Which level of management can NEVER be impacted ?
• And then, can the system be changed ? trans-
formed ?
Take-away
• Agile deployment as of today do not tranform the management chain
• So what ?
• Awareness, and a Shift are NECESSARY . high enough in the pyramid, in order
to :
• Authorise to affect the beliefs and valeurs ( otherwise no change occurs)
(Permission)
• Create a safe space to experiment ( otherwise triggers reactivity and
resistance) (Structure)
• See, Under-stand, Welcome, Participate to what happens (Motivation)
• Give time and space to INTEGRATE the changes (Mature, shifts at identity &
culture level)
Aim for the right level
• Technically , a Trans-formation is a Level 3 (4)
Learning, not 1 ( Bateson).
• It is about changing a system. consciously.
• Not just adopting fancy stances.
• or adding some tools to go faster ( in the wall) .
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
Sketching the solution
What would the solution look
like :
• What needs to be done to make it work ?
• Which level to aim for ?
• How to do it ?
• Which Environment is necessary ?
• Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
Let’s compare 3 levels of
autonomy
• Set Landmarks for autonomy development
• Autonomisation of a team
• Agilification of a team
• Product Innovation- Design Thinking
Group activities
• Can be Slotted in 4 categories. A Normal « Meeting » is a messy melting pot of these…
• (Information)
• Coordination : who does what ?
• Task T needs be done, who can do this ?
• Decision T1/ T2 : we need to decide on …
• In the (existing) frame : John is ill today, he was on call today, Paul got the same skilleset,
Paul takes over
• Outside the Frame: John is ill today, he was on call today, Nobody got the same skillset,
Lets try and put Paul & Arthur in tandem (as both have part of the skill set)
• Investigation : Wow, I have no clues how to …
• we need to decide on framework X vs Y, who can share opinions? , and how can we
decide ? experiment maybe ?
Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation
Production
Identity Mission
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
Capability Direction (x)
Behaviors Actions x
Environnement Constraints (x)
Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation
Production Agile Agile
Identity Mission
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
(x)
Capability Direction (x) (x) x
Behaviors Actions x x
Environnement Constraints (x) x
in the box
(pre agreed frame) out of the box:
OMG ! FEAR !
Decision Technique:
Authoritative ->
Consensus ->
Consent
Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation
Production Agile Agile
Product
Innovation
Design Thinking
Identity Mission x
Belief/ Values
Permission /
Motivation
(x) x
Capability Direction (x) (x) x x
Behaviors Actions x x x
Environnement Constraints (x) x x
Walk like an Egyptian
• Imagine a team that « mutated » its value systems.
How welcomed will it be back in the pyramid ?
What would the solution look
like :
• What needs to be done to make it work ?
• Which level to aim for ?
• How to do it ?
• Which Environment is necessary ?
• Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
What needs to be done to
make it happen ?
• « Authorised » beliefs and behaviors
• Perception of danger : behavior of avoidance ( freeze) , fleeing,
fight
• Safety : Play, exploration
• Which one favors development ? evolution ?
• Let’s be clear in which space we stand ..
• What happens with ambiguity ? -> put your cards on the table !
• Values: motivate to dare doing what was forbidden before !
To change a belief, a value:
give me a reason, a motivation, … and the
autorisation
• I desire it, I can do it, I know how to do it:
• Authorize it, Value it, ...
• and spot the contradictions as they raise … :
Tensions
• beliefs : from assets to commodities
What would the solution look
like :
• What needs to be done to make it happen ?
• Which level to aim for ?
• How to do it ?
• Which Environment is necessary ?
• Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
What would the solution look
like :
• What needs to be done to make it happen : create a safe space to
permit changes,
• (and spot contradictions with « execution », as they araise)
• Which level to aim for ? Beliefs and Values / Identity & Mission : Culture
• How to proceed : raise autonomy, by stages ( visualize and measure),
(and keep on breathing (ventilate) during integration period ! )
• The Environment : create a (virtual) safe space to foster
experimentation, ( and still, run the prod ! )
• Climb the 3 levels of Autonomy, by stages : Coordination, Decision (T1,
T2) , Investigation
Plan
Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
Illustration via one example
of deployment of the solution
spot beliefs
and theirs tensions
See the valeurs and their structural tensions
Differentiate 

the difficulties,
and their strategies of resolution
Perplex when facing the complex…
Complex cannot be « solved » …
It has to be « navigated »…
Distinguish and Clarify where we stand
Put the cards on the table
Activité
Faire
Coordonner
Décider
Attitude
Activité
Faire
Intention
Décider
Attitude
Réflexion, Inspiration
Décision hors cadre
Décision en groupe, collaborative
Adapter le cadre Créer le cadre
Faire sens à partir de la réalité
Expérimentation, Itération Voir le cadre
Clarifier l’Intention
Clarification Vision
Expression Authentique Ecoute Empathique
Ensemble
Ensemble
On est pas sur de savoir
Soutien Equivalence Confiance
Respect
Besoin de clarté Ambiguité
Chercher comment
Chercher ensemble
Coopération
Non directif (<> laisser aller)
Inconfort
Apprendre (ensemble)
Autonomisation (<> indépendance)
Structurer l’influence
Permission implicite
Exécution
Besoin de
Clarté
Vue large
focus
Action,
Réalisation
Dire,
Savoir
Faire Sens
@LucTaeschV 2.3@LucTaesch
Décision dans le cadre
Demande d’action
On sait ce qu on fait, on l’a déjà fait
Répétitif
Production , Optimisation
Exécution
Information (sur l’activité)
Coordination
Consigne claire
On sait comment faire, avec qui , on à déjà fait çà
On a déjà travaillé ensemble
Seul Dans le cadre On sait réussir du premier coup
Commander, controler Demande d’Authorisation
Hiérarchique, sachant
Dire Comment, Directif, Prescriptif
Zone de confort Conformance
Compétition Refuser l infuence
Défense du territoire
Demande de status
Information (sur le système)
Amélioration, Innovation
bottomupmodel.wordpress.com
Emergence
Going Further:
Links and References
• Laloux
• (self organizing teams)
• Dilts x Ardoino
• Meetup Psychologie cognitive et changement
• BottomupModel.Wordpress.com
• Watzlawick
• Non Directivity
• fixed vs growth
• Neuroscience : ANC
• Liberating Structures

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Agile to the top 2016 (EN)

  • 1. Agile To the Top of the Pyramid Do you really want it ? Can you Live without ? #AgileToTheTop #AtBru @AgileBelgium @LucTaesch http://www.taesch.com/agiletothetop
  • 3. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 4. Agile Transformation? • Agilify to better live and co-laborate together • Produce better, in a more intelligent way , new things (learning, together) • Not just produce faster , more, of the same things (doing, together , and even this remains a challenge) • Agilify an Organization: • a Trans-formation of individuals , and collectively , of groups , ( and groups of groups..) • Not (just) adding abilities, practices or tools • Trans-Forming, is more about « being » than « having »
  • 5. (My) Observation: • Today, the « industrial » deployment of agile : • Does not affect the management layers above the team leader • And then the system keeps on operating in a « sovietic » fashion • Disclaimer : here we do not talk from a Liberated Company standpoint, deliberately. The concern is more for CAC 40 companies than startups or 10 peoples SME • However what is developed hereafter is also applicable there, and also to the other transformations like digital transformations…
  • 6. (My) Intention: • 75 % : « Why ». Understanding the problem. This is already a huge step forward • otherwise, you are doomed to fail again and again, (« more of the same thing ») . • Managers who tested this approach, said as a realization: « Well, now at least, I can put words on my feelings… » (Joke in French : Mot-dèle) • 20 %: « How ». Designing a BluePrint for a possible Solution, (Patterns) • 5% : Illustrate « what » I did for 2 years with an administration and share some hints • I could do 3 sessions just on this « what » topic, or even a 1000 pages book. But it would not be helpful to understand « why » I did this.; and then to taylor it to your own case. ( this would be cool for my ego, none the less, but less useful for you :-) . Besides, the original 2h presentation had to be retrofitted in a 1h slot :-).
  • 7. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 8. ( Understand ) The Problem : • Model the management • Observe what comes out of it • Model the agile deployment, as of today • See the gap • Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
  • 9. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 10. The Solution : • What is required so that it works ? • which levels to reach ? • How to do it ? • What is necessary in the Environment to make it work? • Comparison of 3 levels of autonomy (more landmarks)
  • 11. Illustration with an example of deployment of the solution • Administration of 700 people, Multi sites • Sessions with the EXCOM, Managers (100+), One division from the floor to the ceiling • A Service, with a boss initially no really convinced, raised its productivity of 18% after a one hour meeting of auto-organisation (measurement stable across 8 weeks)
  • 12. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 14. The problem : • Model the management • Observe what comes out of it • Model the agile deployment, as of today • See the gap • Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
  • 15. Understand with the Dilts pyramide • One example : a football team • Another Example : A management Team !
  • 16. What is not useful to work as a team in this : • If this is useful, is everything fitting in the same category ? • (try and put words on the categories.. 3Mn) need a football playground practice dribbling learn the rules of the game Keep the head in the game motivate players to demonstrate respect and reliability recognize what makes a player special
  • 17. Level Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction Behaviors Actions Environnement Constraints needafootball playground practicedribbling learntherulesof thegame Keeptheheadin thegame motivateplayersto demonstrate respectand reliability recognizewhat makesaplayer special Capacity-ability
  • 18. Level Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation x x Capability Direction x x Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints x needafootball playground practicedribbling learntherulesof thegame Keeptheheadin thegame motivateplayersto demonstrate respectand reliability recognizewhat makesaplayer special Capacity-ability
  • 19. Level Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction Behaviors Actions Environnement Constraints needanoffice space practicekeyboard typing learnthe processes Keeptheheadin thegame motivate collaboratorsto demonstraterespect andreliability recognizewhat makesacollaborator special Capacity-ability
  • 20. Level Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation x x Capability Direction x x Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints x needanoffice space practicekeyboard typing learnthe processes Keeptheheadin thegame motivate collaboratorsto demonstraterespect andreliability recognizewhat makesacollaborator special Capacity-ability
  • 21. Landmarks • Bateson : levels of learnings • Dilts : Logical levels of thinking • Spine : Needs, Beliefs and Values, Principles, Practices, Tools
  • 22. Level Bateson Vision Trans-Mission Level 4 Learning: a full community changes its identity, its mission (ecosyste me) Identity Mission Level 3 Learning: new beliefs <-> new identities besoins Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Level 2 Learning: new beliefs, (enable ->) (require <-) new capabilities croyance- valeur Capability Direction Level 1 Learning: new behaviors -> new (cap)abilities principes Behaviors Actions Level 0: reflex pratiques Environnement Constraints Outils Trans- Formation
  • 23. Level Question Role of the Coach Spine Vision Trans-Mission What I (fore)see for who, for what awakener (ecosystem) Identity Mission what I am who sponsor needs Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation what I believe why mentor believes/ values Capability Direction what I am capable of how, how much teacher principles Behaviors Actions what I do what coach (performative) pratices Environnement Constraints what surrounds me where, when , with what guardian, guide Tools culture
  • 24. Level Question Role of the Coach Spine Vision Trans-Mission What I (fore)see for who, for what awakener (ecosystem) Identity Mission what I am who sponsor needs Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation what I believe why mentor believes/ values Capability Direction what I am capable of how, how much teacher principles Behaviors Actions what I do what coach (performative) pratices Environnement Constraints what surrounds me where, when , with what guardian, guide Tools Mastery) [Pink] Autonomy [Pink] Purpose) [Pink]
  • 25. The problem : • Model the management • Observe what comes out of it • Model the agile deployment, as of today • See the gap • Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
  • 26. Model the management • Three levels : proximity, operational, stratégic • Definition • Model
  • 27. Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom Proximity Manager Operational Manager Strategic Manager Coordinate, Attribute the work Set Objectives, Coordinate efforts to reach them Elaboratee a vision, a strategy I am a coordinator I am a planner (visionary) +(planner , guardian) Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction Behaviors Actions Environnement Constraints
  • 28. Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom Proximity Manager Operational Manager Strategic Manager Coordinate, Attribute the work Set Objectives, Coordinate efforts to reach them Elaboratee a vision, a strategy I am a coordinator I am a planner (visionary) +(planner , guardian) Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction x Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints
  • 29. Observe • How levels are spread on functions • The gap at belief/value level • Who is in charge ? HR ? Chief Manipulation Officer ? • Does it matter ?
  • 30. Can you transform without changing ? • belief , culture , identity, mission • Einstein : « Problems cannot be solved with the same mind set that created them. » • Watzlawick : « more of the same thing » versus « doing differently ». (« thinking out of the box ») • Or -> And at the same time.. (polarity management).
  • 31. A reorganiation what does it looks like ? • what happens every other year in an organization ? • is it a transformation ?
  • 32. Level Team Leader Mid-Manager ExCom (REORG !) Proximity Manager Operational Manager Strategic Manager Coordinate, Attribute the work Set Objectives, Coordinate efforts to reach them Elaboratee a vision, a strategy I am a coordinator I am a planner (visionary) +(planner , guardian) Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation (x) (x) Capability Direction (x) x Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints
  • 33. The problem : • Model the management • Observe what comes out of it • Model the agile deployment, as of today • See the gap • Orient: Defeat confusion and bring clarity : set landmarks, a scale to evaluate, and make sense (Dilts)
  • 34. Level AGILE Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction (x) Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints x Practices Training
  • 35. Model Agile Deployment, today • scrum training: which levels are touched ? • practices and training = behavior and cognitive abilities. • recrutement : could you please deliver a pallet of coach/scrumasters, and by tomorrow? Level 1 Learning [Bateson]
  • 36. Level Team Leader Mid- Manager ExCom AGILE (REORG !) Proximity Manager Operational Manager Strategic Manager Coordinate, Attribute the work Set Objectives, Coordinate efforts to reach them Elaboratee a vision, a strategy I am a coordinator I am a planner (visionary) + (planner , guardian) Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction x (x) Behaviors Actions x x Environnem ent Constraints x Learning: Level 1 Trans- Formation Level 3…
  • 37. See the gap • Which levels are touched by agile deployment today ? • Which levels are not touched ? • Which level of management can NEVER be impacted ? • And then, can the system be changed ? trans- formed ?
  • 38. Take-away • Agile deployment as of today do not tranform the management chain • So what ? • Awareness, and a Shift are NECESSARY . high enough in the pyramid, in order to : • Authorise to affect the beliefs and valeurs ( otherwise no change occurs) (Permission) • Create a safe space to experiment ( otherwise triggers reactivity and resistance) (Structure) • See, Under-stand, Welcome, Participate to what happens (Motivation) • Give time and space to INTEGRATE the changes (Mature, shifts at identity & culture level)
  • 39. Aim for the right level • Technically , a Trans-formation is a Level 3 (4) Learning, not 1 ( Bateson). • It is about changing a system. consciously. • Not just adopting fancy stances. • or adding some tools to go faster ( in the wall) .
  • 40. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 42. What would the solution look like : • What needs to be done to make it work ? • Which level to aim for ? • How to do it ? • Which Environment is necessary ? • Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
  • 43. Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy • Set Landmarks for autonomy development • Autonomisation of a team • Agilification of a team • Product Innovation- Design Thinking
  • 44. Group activities • Can be Slotted in 4 categories. A Normal « Meeting » is a messy melting pot of these… • (Information) • Coordination : who does what ? • Task T needs be done, who can do this ? • Decision T1/ T2 : we need to decide on … • In the (existing) frame : John is ill today, he was on call today, Paul got the same skilleset, Paul takes over • Outside the Frame: John is ill today, he was on call today, Nobody got the same skillset, Lets try and put Paul & Arthur in tandem (as both have part of the skill set) • Investigation : Wow, I have no clues how to … • we need to decide on framework X vs Y, who can share opinions? , and how can we decide ? experiment maybe ?
  • 45. Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation Production Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation Capability Direction (x) Behaviors Actions x Environnement Constraints (x)
  • 46. Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation Production Agile Agile Identity Mission Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation (x) Capability Direction (x) (x) x Behaviors Actions x x Environnement Constraints (x) x in the box (pre agreed frame) out of the box: OMG ! FEAR ! Decision Technique: Authoritative -> Consensus -> Consent
  • 47. Level Coordination T1 Decision T2 Decision Investigation Production Agile Agile Product Innovation Design Thinking Identity Mission x Belief/ Values Permission / Motivation (x) x Capability Direction (x) (x) x x Behaviors Actions x x x Environnement Constraints (x) x x
  • 48. Walk like an Egyptian • Imagine a team that « mutated » its value systems. How welcomed will it be back in the pyramid ?
  • 49. What would the solution look like : • What needs to be done to make it work ? • Which level to aim for ? • How to do it ? • Which Environment is necessary ? • Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
  • 50. What needs to be done to make it happen ? • « Authorised » beliefs and behaviors • Perception of danger : behavior of avoidance ( freeze) , fleeing, fight • Safety : Play, exploration • Which one favors development ? evolution ? • Let’s be clear in which space we stand .. • What happens with ambiguity ? -> put your cards on the table ! • Values: motivate to dare doing what was forbidden before !
  • 51. To change a belief, a value: give me a reason, a motivation, … and the autorisation • I desire it, I can do it, I know how to do it: • Authorize it, Value it, ... • and spot the contradictions as they raise … : Tensions • beliefs : from assets to commodities
  • 52. What would the solution look like : • What needs to be done to make it happen ? • Which level to aim for ? • How to do it ? • Which Environment is necessary ? • Let’s compare 3 levels of autonomy (to set landmarks)
  • 53. What would the solution look like : • What needs to be done to make it happen : create a safe space to permit changes, • (and spot contradictions with « execution », as they araise) • Which level to aim for ? Beliefs and Values / Identity & Mission : Culture • How to proceed : raise autonomy, by stages ( visualize and measure), (and keep on breathing (ventilate) during integration period ! ) • The Environment : create a (virtual) safe space to foster experimentation, ( and still, run the prod ! ) • Climb the 3 levels of Autonomy, by stages : Coordination, Decision (T1, T2) , Investigation
  • 54. Plan Intention , Problem , Solution, Illustration
  • 55. Illustration via one example of deployment of the solution
  • 56.
  • 58. See the valeurs and their structural tensions Differentiate 
 the difficulties, and their strategies of resolution
  • 59. Perplex when facing the complex…
  • 60. Complex cannot be « solved » … It has to be « navigated »…
  • 61. Distinguish and Clarify where we stand
  • 62. Put the cards on the table Activité Faire Coordonner Décider Attitude Activité Faire Intention Décider Attitude Réflexion, Inspiration Décision hors cadre Décision en groupe, collaborative Adapter le cadre Créer le cadre Faire sens à partir de la réalité Expérimentation, Itération Voir le cadre Clarifier l’Intention Clarification Vision Expression Authentique Ecoute Empathique Ensemble Ensemble On est pas sur de savoir Soutien Equivalence Confiance Respect Besoin de clarté Ambiguité Chercher comment Chercher ensemble Coopération Non directif (<> laisser aller) Inconfort Apprendre (ensemble) Autonomisation (<> indépendance) Structurer l’influence Permission implicite Exécution Besoin de Clarté Vue large focus Action, Réalisation Dire, Savoir Faire Sens @LucTaeschV 2.3@LucTaesch Décision dans le cadre Demande d’action On sait ce qu on fait, on l’a déjà fait Répétitif Production , Optimisation Exécution Information (sur l’activité) Coordination Consigne claire On sait comment faire, avec qui , on à déjà fait çà On a déjà travaillé ensemble Seul Dans le cadre On sait réussir du premier coup Commander, controler Demande d’Authorisation Hiérarchique, sachant Dire Comment, Directif, Prescriptif Zone de confort Conformance Compétition Refuser l infuence Défense du territoire Demande de status Information (sur le système) Amélioration, Innovation bottomupmodel.wordpress.com Emergence
  • 64. Links and References • Laloux • (self organizing teams) • Dilts x Ardoino • Meetup Psychologie cognitive et changement • BottomupModel.Wordpress.com • Watzlawick • Non Directivity • fixed vs growth • Neuroscience : ANC • Liberating Structures