Origins: XP, values-to-tools and the curved spine

(@KevinTrethewey) and Danie Roux (@danieroux) joined Ryan Ripley (@ryanripley) to discuss the Spine Model and how to use it effectively with agile and scrum teams.Kevin Trethewey 

[featured-image single_newwindow=”false”]Danie Roux Presenting[/featured-image]

• What the Spine Model is.
• How to use the Spine Model with your agile teams
• Use the Spine Model to find common ground
• Applying system thinking to team dynamics

• The Spine Model website – http://spinemodel.info/wiki.html
• Kevin Trethewey’s Site – https://kevintrethewey.com/
• Danie Roux’s Site – http://www.danieroux.com/
• Agile 2015 Talk on the Spine Model – http://spinemodel.info/news/agile2015talk.html
• Team Tourism – https://kevintrethewey.com/projects/teamtourism/

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