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Agile and Lean: Insights from Nigel Thurlow

Join Nigel Thurlow, former Chief of Agile at Toyota, as he explores the intersection of Lean and Agile methodologies and discusses the challenges of implementing these processes in organizations.

A new podcast episode of Nigel Thurlow was published on Sep 06, 2022 with the original title:

Agile, Lean, and the Flow System

Overview:

This episode features a discussion with Nigel Thurlow, a recognized expert in Lean and Agile methodologies. Thurlow shares insights from his experience at Toyota and outlines the relationship between Agile, Lean, and the Flow System.

Core content:

  • Nigel Thurlow’s expertise encompasses Lean, Agile, and Toyota’s transformation strategies, making him a sought-after advisor for businesses.
  • Challenges in implementing Agile at Toyota reveal differences in leadership styles between Japan and the West.
  • Insights on the importance of the scientific method and the pitfalls of only using deductive reasoning in Agile practices.
  • Thurlow elaborates on the integration of PDCA and Scrum within organizational frameworks.
  • The Flow System serves as a continuum linking Agile and Lean practices effectively.

Learnings:

  • Understand the distinctions between Agile and Lean methodologies and their respective roles in business transformation.
  • Gain knowledge on how cultural differences affect executive leadership approaches to Agile in various regions.
  • Learn about the significance of the scientific method in fostering effective Agile practices and overcoming reasoning limitations.
  • Explore how combining PDCA and Scrum can enhance project management efficiency and team dynamics.
  • Discover how Lean and Agile strategies can be seamlessly integrated into organizational designs through the Flow System.

The original content was published in English.

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