"Many of the challenges we face are complex adaptive problems, meaning that by trying to solve these problems we change the nature of the problem itself.
As a corollary to the complexity belief, an attribute of complex adaptive problems is that the end solution is not predictable at the outset."
According to Simon Powers, is that you must improve the process you are using as well as the product. This means agile and lean processes are dynamic in their nature. The Cynefin framework defines these processes as emergent. That is the process emerges as you learn more. You can’t emerge a process without solid understanding of process design and the underlying understanding of people as defined here. This is why you need people who have the agile mindset at all levels of the continuous process creation otherwise the decisions made to change the process will deviate from the optimum. This process is built into the various Agile frameworks, and is encapsulated in the empirical process, however, it is surprising how many product teams do not collect feedback on whether their output created the right outcome.
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"Many of the challenges we face are complex adaptive problems, meaning that by trying to solve these problems we change the nature of the problem itself.
As a corollary to the complexity belief, an attribute of complex adaptive problems is that the end solution is not predictable at the outset."
According to Simon Powers, is that you must improve the process you are using as well as the product. This means agile and lean processes are dynamic in their nature. The Cynefin framework defines these processes as emergent. That is the process emerges as you learn more. You can’t emerge a process without solid understanding of process design and the underlying understanding of people as defined here. This is why you need people who have the agile mindset at all levels of the continuous process creation otherwise the decisions made to change the process will deviate from the optimum. This process is built into the various Agile frameworks, and is encapsulated in the empirical process, however, it is surprising how many product teams do not collect feedback on whether their output created the right outcome.