Hosted by Simon Reindl & Martin Hinshelwood · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Welcome to Agile Actually, the podcast that brings you authentic agile concepts, insights, and wisdom from two of the most respected, progressive agile experts in the industry. Hosted by Martin Hinshelwood and Simon Reindl, both of whom have extensive experience working with agile in a variety of industries, in some of the most diverse applications on Earth, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to improve their agile practice.
Simon Reindl & Martin Hinshelwood hosts Agile Actually, a business show with 12 episodes published.
The Rise and Fall of Agile: A Deep Dive with Martijn Delmijer In this episode of 'Agile, Actually,' hosts Martin Hinshelwood and Simon Reindl, along with guest Maarten Dalmijn, dissect the burgeoning popularity of Agile
Learn how to navigate power dynamics in Agile transformations with insights from Laurens Bonnema. Understand the political landscape of corporate environments. 🎥 Dive into the world of organisational power dynamics with
Join us in discussing Agile at Microsoft with Dan Hellem, Program Manager on Azure DevOps!
🚀 *Dive deep into Agile with Martin & Simon with this months guest Oscar!* Learn how these experts tackle real-world challenges in agile environments. Unlocking Agility with a Philosophy of Flexibility and Continuous Im
Enterprise Agility Unlocked- The Impactful Journey of an Enterprise Agile Coach
Dive into the world of agile facilitation with Charles-Louis de Maere, uncovering effective strategies for training, visual aids, and organizational change. Perfect for Agile coaches and enthusiasts seeking practical ins
Martin and Simon discuss the intricacies of Scrum and Continuous Delivery. They delve into practical scenarios, share insights, and provide actionable takeaways for teams looking to optimize their agile journey. 📘📈
Unlock the secrets of ethical agility! Martin Hinshelwood and Simon Reindl dive deep into the world of agile ethics, personal values, and the implications of our actions in today's fast-paced professional landscape. From
In this month's podcast, Simon Reindl and Martin Hinshelwood explore the importance of transparency, specifically relating to the words we use and the context within which we use those words. Precision matters. Accuracy
In this month's edition of Agile Actually, Martin and Simon explore the rise of remote work and whether working from the office, as we knew it, is dead. Some interesting insights from two experts who are both Professiona
In this month's episode of Agile Actually, we picked up some whispers on the #agile winds about #productmanagement being obsolete. The idea that if you have a strong #productowner in #scrum, there is no need for a #produ
In this month's edition of #agileactually, Simon Reindl and Martin Hinshelwood explore the latest trend in #agile for a life coach to present themselves as an #agilecoach to organizations. In most cases, an #agilecoach o
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