About the Book
The Lean Change Method is a practical how-to guide for anyone wanting to transform their technology business.
Co-Create Your Change
The Lean Change method will teach you collaborative and innovative techniques to manage Agile change.
Validate Your Transformation
Learn how to systematically test your change plan and iterate based on just-in-time feedback.
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
- Who Is the Lean Change Method for?
- Focus Is on Practice Not Theory
- This Book Assumes That the Reader Has Knowledge of Various Lean and Agile Techniques, Terms, and Buzzwords
- A Brief Thank You to the Giants Who Have Inspired This Method
- A Quick Blurb on Copyright/Legalese
- What Is the Current Status of Lean Change?
- Book Summary
- The Lean Change Method Is Still a Work in Progress
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Introduction
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I The Core Method
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1 Explaining the Lean Change Method
- Managing Agile Change
- Managing Agile Change Using Lean Thinking
- Managing Change through the Kotter Eight Steps of Change Lifecycle
- Managing Change Like a Startup
- Managing Change Flow through Kanban
- Key Principles behind Lean Change
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2 Managing Change with a Change Canvas
- Communicate Your Change Plan Using a Change Canvas
- Co-Create Your Change Plan through Negotiated Change
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3 Building a Minimum Viable Change
- Reduce the Scope of Your Change to Make It Minimal
- Introduce Improvement Experiments to Validate That Your Change Is Viable
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4 The Validated Change Lifecycle
- Introducing the Validated Change Lifecycle
- Agree on the Urgency of Change
- Negotiate the Change Solution
- Validate Adoption
- Verifying Performance
- Looking at How the Canvas Evolves through the Lifecycle
- Communicating Information Coming Out Of the Validated Change Lifecycle
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1 Explaining the Lean Change Method
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II Advanced Techniques and Topics
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5 Exploring The Change Canvas In Detail
- Urgency
- Change Participants
- Vision
- Target Options
- Actions
- Success Criteria
- Commitments
- Benefits
- Communication
- Techniques to Consider
- Agreeing on the Urgency of Change
- Negotiating a Change Solution
- Validating That Change Recipients Can Adopt
- Verifying That Performance Is Improving
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6 A Pattern Language for Agile Change
- The Agile Change Patterns Shift the Focus of Learning Depending on Where You Are in Your Agile Transformation
- The Quick Win
- Kernel Pilot
- Kernel Adoption
- Self-Starter
- Capability Modernization
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5 Exploring The Change Canvas In Detail
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III Managing Enterprise Transformations
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7 The Transformation Canvas
- The Purpose of the Transformation Canvas
- Traversing the Canvas Based on Risk
- Prioritizing MVCs For a Transformation
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8 Enterprise Transformation Cadence Model
- Overall Cadence Model
- Change Agent Standup
- Sponsor and Stakeholder Update
- Change Agent Planning
- Insight Analysis
- Reprioritizing and Changing the MVC Backlog
- Validate and Refresh Change Canvas
- Transformation Canvas Refresh
- Update and Share Metrics
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Appendix
- Traditional Approaches to Technology Delivery Is No Longer Suited to Today’s Market
- Agile Transformation Is Extremely Hard
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7 The Transformation Canvas
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About the Author
Jeff Anderson
Jeff started his career in the trenches of enterprise development, creating software delivery joy through the use of things like patterns, agile methods, and overall object oriented goodness.For the most part Jeff was disappointed in the way software delivery projects were managed, the reason they were started, and how they often ended up. This dissatisfaction with the status quo led to Jeff to gradually embrace a new mission in life, to help technology knowledge workers to become awesome at what they do. To that end Jeff Anderson created the Deloitte LEAN service offering, providing advisory, coaching, and change management services to IT departments and software focused businesses. Jeff has built this capability within Deloitte to help organizations truly transform the way they operate their business. Over the last several years Jeff has played a leadership role in some of the largest Kanban based enterprise transformations worldwide.
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