Lean UX practices face roadblocks when they don’t have buy-in from the organizations in which they work.What do these roadblocks to Lean UX look like? Structural resistance to change, fear that lean practices are a fad, and a lack of access to customers, to start. 

An interview with Steve Tendon on Tameflow (Kanban + Theory of Constraints + Throughput Accounting) as per https://tameflow.com/Steve recently published "Tame your Work Flow: How Dr. Goldratt of “The Goal” would apply the Theory of Constraints to rethink knowledge-work management (TameFlow)". It has lots of testimonials.

Steve Tendon is the Managing Director of TameFlow Consulting Limited, where he helps clients create high-performance organizations and teams by applying the theories and practices described in his books. The focus of his research and work is on creating breakthrough organizational performance-innovation. A sought-after adviser, coach, mentor, speaker, and consultant. He holds an MSc. in Software Project Management from the University of Aberdeen; a Fintech Innovation/Future Commerce Certificate from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

There are few people in agility as skilled as Troy Magennis with forecasting, metrics or managing dependencies. Troy Magennis is a seasoned IT professional and executive, having helped deliver valuable software to customers at scale since 1994. In 2011 he founded Focused Objective, which has become the leader and trusted brand for Agile metrics and probabilistic forecasting. He regularly keynotes at Agile conferences eager to share his passion for using data in better ways to improve business outcomes. Previous clients include Walmart, Microsoft, Skype, Sabre Airline Solutions, Siemens Healthcare.

As the Chief of Agile at Toyota Connected, the first to hold this title in Toyota globally, Nigel established the Toyota Agile Academy, a training and consulting practice for Toyota teaching and coaching Lean and Agile approaches and he established the first-ever external accreditation for non-Toyota team members.

John Seddon wrote many books including the latest book Beyond Command & Control available on Amazon in physical or audible formats. I suggest audible even though I read the physical book, as John Seddon himself narrates the book.

Combined event London Lean Product Delivery and London Lean UX7 pm Warm-up act - the executive's role in discovery by John Coleman7:30 pm Main act - Sense and Respond - Products and Services in the Age of Complexity, by Joshua SeidenSense & RespondA talk that draws on themes from Joshua's book, Sense & Respond. Your organization is—like it or not—in the software business. This talk shares five key principles you’ll need to embrace to thrive in this new world.

Daniel Doiron's description of "Exceptional management and management by exception. Management with TameFlow in the 20s" is as follows......Top management attention is the biggest 'invisible' constraint in today's corporate world. Human's are very bad at integrating data, are subject to group think, tricked by anchoring and are emotional by nature. Only one thing can help: metrics and science. 

Daniel Doiron's introduces us to Throughput Accounting, helping organizations to be profitable now and in the future using cash as the measurement over accounting tricks.

Daniel Doiron's introduces us to Throughput Accounting, helping organizations to be profitable now and in the future using cash as the measurement over accounting tricks.