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Die meisten Lieferprobleme werden nicht durch den Code, das Team oder den Arbeitsprozess verursacht. Sie beginnen vorgelagert: damit, wie Anforderungen reifen (oder eben nicht). Ready stellt Requirements Maturation Flow (RMF) vor, ein System zur Freigabesteuerung, Klärung und Abstimmung von Arbeit — bevor sie beginnt und ohne Ihr Framework zu ändern. Wenn Ihre Sprints mit Überträgen, Nacharbeit oder der Auslieferung falscher Ergebnisse enden, ist RMF die strukturelle Lösung, die Ihnen bisher gefehlt hat.

La plupart des problèmes de livraison ne sont pas causés par le code, l'équipe ou le processus de gestion du travail. Ils commencent en amont : dans la façon dont les exigences évoluent (ou n'évoluent pas). Ready présente le Requirements Maturation Flow (RMF), un système pour filtrer, clarifier et aligner le travail — avant qu'il ne commence et sans modifier votre cadre de travail. Si vos Sprints se terminent par des reports, du retravail ou la livraison d'éléments inadéquats, le RMF est la solution structurelle qui vous manquait.

La mayoría de los problemas de entrega no son causados por el código, el equipo o el proceso de gestión del trabajo. Comienzan desde el origen: con la forma en que maduran (o no) los requisitos. Ready introduce Requirements Maturation Flow (RMF), un sistema para el filtrado, clarificación y alineación del trabajo — antes de que comience y sin cambiar tu marco de trabajo. Si tus Sprints terminan en trabajo pendiente, retrabajo o entregando algo equivocado, RMF es la solución estructural que te ha estado faltando.

Hai mai sentito dire “facciamo gli OKR come Google”?Bene. Questo libro inizia proprio spiegando perché non dovresti farlo. Tra aneddoti, canvas colorati e qualche camicia hawaiana di troppo, scoprirai che gli OKR non servono a correre più forte, ma a capire dove vale la pena andare.

Why This Book Matters Now The Toyota Production System (TPS) has influenced industries far beyond automotive manufacturing. It shaped modern thinking about quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement. Yet, decades after its success, many organizations still struggle to understand what makes TPS unique. Too often, the focus falls on visible practices (kanban boards, value stream maps, standardized work etc.) while the deeper principles remain overlooked. This book takes a different approach. It looks beyond the tools to the thinking that created them. It also explores the origins of these ideas, because understanding where they came from helps us apply them wisely in today’s world. The conditions that shaped TPS such as resource constraints, global uncertainty, and rapid change are not so different from what organizations face now. That is why these ideas remain powerful, provided we understand their intent.

Most teams don’t suffer from a lack of effort—they suffer from a lack of alignment. Goals are misaligned, boundaries are unclear, and work often centres on internal priorities instead of user needs— resulting in frustration and delays. User Needs Mapping: Aligning Teams Around What Matters offers a practical, visual way to reconnect organisations with the people they serve. Instead of guessing at structure or copying someone else’s model, this book shows you how to expose hidden dependencies, identify genuine user needs, and make better choices about team design and responsibilities. Through real-world case studies and step-by-step guidance, you’ll learn how to navigate tensions between wants, needs, and feasibility, create clarity of purpose, and build teams that deliver meaningful outcomes. Whether you’re a leader, product manager, architect, or change agent, this book equips you to turn complexity into clarity and enable teams to flow faster—aligned around what matters.

Boken Grymma Workshops är 60 sidor med våra samlade erfarenheter om hur vi får till våra workshops som under många år fått fantastiska utlåtanden.Vi berättar hur vi tänker kring workshops, hur vi planerar, och vad vi fokuserar på före, under och efter en workshop.

Most leaders are stuck in firefighter mode—reacting fast, burning out faster. The FIRE Playbook gives you a strategic system to lead through crisis with clarity, calm, and control. It builds not just resilience, but agility—so you can adapt fast, lead smart, and thrive under pressure. If you’re ready to stop reacting and start leading, this is your fireproof advantage. 

Next Stage Teams is a story-driven, human-centered guide for teams ready to grow—not just in outcomes, but in trust, purpose, and resilience. Through the journey of the fictional FutureWorks team, you'll discover real conversations, practical experiments, and deeper insights that help your team move beyond performance toward transformation. Because the future of work isn’t faster—it’s more human.

Most delivery problems aren't caused by the code, the team, or the work management process. They start upstream: with how requirements mature (or don't). Ready introduces Requirements Maturation Flow (RMF), a system for gating, clarifying, and aligning work — before it starts and without changing your framework. If your Sprints end in carryover, rework, or delivering the wrong thing, RMF is the structural fix you've been missing.

Ready to unlock the true power of Agile? This book is your complete, no-fluff guide to mastering Agile practices — from foundational principles to real-world execution. Whether you're launching your first Scrum team or scaling Agile across a complex organization, Agile Development: The Complete Guide gives you the tools, frameworks, and mindset to deliver faster, collaborate better, and build products your users will love. Written by certified Agile Product Manager Chetan Sanghani, this guide is packed with practical strategies, proven tools, and case studies from both startups and enterprises. It’s everything you need to go from Agile-aware to Agile-expert — all in one place.

Audiencing is something we do everyday. We do it all the time. In fact, we are so familiar with giving attention to someone or something how we audience and the types of audiencing we are do are invisible. This book makes visible four types of audiencing, and you will discover what it means to do each form of audiencing and why this matters. Playful popular quotes, academic research, and anecdotes from numerous fields of endeavour from computer programming to jujitsu, from movie editing to watching a friend play football, are all used to demonstrate the characteristics and challenges of each audiencing type. Ultimately, Audiencing presents a far-reaching concept and a useful language to see and understand ourselves as audiences in our work and study, in the arts, communications, sport, on the internet, and in our everyday lives as we audience each other. To discover more – audience on.

Engineering Leadership in Regulated Environments: A CTO’s HandbookBy Chrysovalantis D. Koutsoumpos In regulated industries, engineering leaders face a unique challenge: how to build systems that move fast without breaking rules, and scale teams without losing clarity or control. This book offers practical guidance drawn from real-world experience — designed for engineering leaders who operate in environments where compliance, trust, and delivery must coexist. Covering 30 focused chapters, it explores topics like team structures, architecture, risk management, audit readiness, product delivery frameworks, and long-term strategy. Each chapter includes actionable insights, tools, and approaches that help bridge the gap between technical leadership and regulatory expectations. Whether you're leading engineering at a fintech, healthcare company, or any compliance-heavy organization, this handbook provides a thoughtful and pragmatic reference to support your growth — and your team’s.

A pathway to a new philosophy of work, management & leadership, and a call to action for anyone faced with Intractable Problems & Elusive Opportunities. For current, aspiring, formal, and informal leaders. This book presents new principles, attitudes and behaviours along with examples from organisations and concrete practices. Perfectly suited for this digital, hyperconnected world and the ongoing Artificial Intelligence revolution.

La méthode BIS4 est un cadre simple et mémorisable qui transforme chaque événement Scrum en un moment clair, utile et orienté action. Inspirée du cycle PDCA, elle aide à poser un but précis, préparer les bons ingrédients, dérouler une séquence efficace et obtenir des résultats tangibles. Née du terrain, enrichie d’anecdotes réelles et d’outils d’auto-évaluation, la BIS4 permet aux Scrum Masters, équipes et managers d’améliorer la qualité de leurs réunions… sans complexifier leur quotidien.