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In this BONUS episode, we delve into the merging of Scrum and Kanban with Todd Little, Chairman at Kanban University, and Joey Spooner, Vice President of Product Management at Kanban University. Join us as we uncover the journey and strategies behind integrating Scrum and Kanban to replace project management and enhance team productivity. The Genesis of Agile and Kanban Integration  "Finding the right balance between Scrum and Kanban came from a need to handle uncertainty in tech projects better," explains Todd.  Both leaders discuss their initial encounters with agile methodologies and how challenges in their projects led them to innovate and blend Scrum with Kanban to improve flexibility and responsiveness. Understanding Scrum and Kanban  "There's a historical divide between the Scrum and Kanban communities, but bridging them can significantly enhance how teams operate." Notes Joey. They break down the fundamental aspects of Scrum and Kanban, explaining how each contributes uniquely to managing projects and how combining them can mitigate the limitations of using one over the other. Real-World Benefits of a Hybrid Approach  Todd shares a case study from Vanguard, highlighting their "Scrum stall" and how integrating Kanban principles like mapping work flows and setting WIP limits dramatically improved cycle times and overall efficiency. Joey adds, "Visualizing work and adjusting processes to reduce bottlenecks, especially in QA, transformed our team dynamics and output." Challenges and Insights in Combining Methodologies  "Start where you are, and evolve incrementally," advises Todd  Todd and Joey emphasize the importance of recognizing current practices and gradually introducing Kanban elements to enhance Scrum frameworks. Joey reflects on early challenges in adoption, suggesting a cautious approach to avoid overwhelming teams and to foster more sustainable improvements. Navigating Change and Resistance  The discussion touches on managing resistance to change. Todd and Joey highlight strategies like using historical data for forecasting and focusing on evolutionary change to gain buy-in from stakeholders and team members, ensuring a smoother integration of practices. What Does Agile Look Like, When We Push it to 11? Looking ahead, Todd envisions a focus on refining product discovery processes to make workplaces more dynamic and fulfilling. Both speakers emphasize the importance of continuous improvement and pushing the boundaries of current agile practices to maximize their impact. Learn More and Connect  To explore more about integrating Scrum with Kanban and to connect with Todd and Joey, visit the Kanban University website or find them on LinkedIn (see links below). Also, don't miss the upcoming Product Owner Summit for more insights from industry leaders. About Todd Little  Todd Little is the Chairman of Kanban University, a seasoned executive, and a pioneer in lean and agile methodologies. His extensive experience in leading technology developments and his contributions as an author and speaker have positioned him as a key figure in global project management circles. You can link with Todd Little on LinkedIn and connect with Todd Little on Twitter. About Joey Spooner  Joey Spooner is the Vice President of Product Management at Kanban University, with a rich background in managing complex projects across various industries. He holds a degree from the University of Florida and is known for his innovative approaches to community development and product management. You can link with Joey Spooner on LinkedIn.

This week, Dan Neumann and Justin Thatil are joined by two external guests for Kanban University: Joey Spooner, Vice President for Community Development and Product Management, and Todd Little, Chairman of Kanban University.   In this episode, experts from Kanban University join the podcast to share their expertise with the audience. Listen to this conversation and learn about the trajectory of Kanban University and its fantastic community. Also, they dive into a profound exploration of what Kanban Methodology really is and how it can improve what you are already doing.   Key Takeaways What is Kanban? Kanban University has been educating a vast community on its method since 2013. The Kanban method is often misunderstood. Some significant aspects characterize the Kanban Methodology. It is a way to visualize the workflow, called operational practice. There are also Management Practices, which consist of taking and managing policies effectively in an organization. The practices of collaboration and experimentation are also of crucial importance. Kanban can also be used as a complementary practice to Scrum. A fundamental principle of the Kanban Methodology is to Start with what you do now. If you have started with Scrum, you can improve it with Kanban. Kanban is fundamentally an approach to improving your process framework; it isn't a framework itself. The Kanban Method vs. the Lean Manufacturing: Lean Manufacturing aims to remove uncertainty, which is conceived as a waste. Sometimes, uncertainty does not need to be eliminated; it is inherited, and often, it is this uncertainty that brings value. Kanban tries to understand knowledge work and its behaviors while still representing the workflow. How does Kanban manage the predictability challenge while doing complex work? There are three common challenges while working with complex work: Delay, Dependencies, and Dormancies. Every Team needs to explore possible solutions for these challenges. Check Team reliability. An approach to predictability: Do more and better estimates. Advice for Scrum Practitioners starting to use Kanban: You can use Kaban on top of what you are doing with Scrum for more efficiency. Kanban tools allow Teams to stay focused and deliver consistently. Find first what your struggle is at the moment and see how Kanban can help with it. Learn to manage resistance to change and get accustomed to constant evolutionary change. Learn from the water's capacity for adapting to its environment. Agile needs to adapt to culture as much as a culture needs to adapt to Agility. Take small steps. You have to get your system under control, map it out, and ensure it is not overloaded. If a system is overloaded, it is not predictable.   Want to Learn More or Get in Touch? Visit the website and catch up with all the episodes on AgileThought.com! Email your thoughts or suggestions to Podcast@AgileThought.com or Tweet @AgileThought using #AgileThoughtPodcast!  

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Todd Little, Chairman of Kanban University, about the principles of Kanban and how they can be used to improve work processes in delivery teams. Read a transcript of this interview: https://bit.ly/47JlyXP Subscribe to the Software Architects' Newsletter [monthly]: www.infoq.com/software-architect…mpaign=architectnl Upcoming Events: QCon London qconlondon.com/ April 8-10, 2024 Follow InfoQ: - Mastodon: https://techhub.social/@infoq - Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ - LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq - Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 - Instagram: @infoqdotcom - Youtube: www.youtube.com/infoq Write for InfoQ - Join a community of experts. - Increase your visibility. - Grow your career. www.infoq.com/write-for-infoq/?u…aign=writeforinfoq

Jacob Little is a survivor of institutional abuse. He has also spent time behind bars. Jacob and his father Todd Little started About Time for Justice to support and advocate for survivors. Jacob has travelled extensively to talk to survivors about the help available for them to start their journey towards healing. In this episode of Survivor Stories, Jacob talks about travelling to Yeppoon, attending a university law ball and visiting Rockhampton. Check out About Time for Justice's new website www.abouttimeforjustice.com and follow us on social media www.tiktok@abouttimeforjustice.com https://www.instagram.com/abouttimeforjustice/ https://www.youtube.com/@abouttimeforjustice3861 If you would like to get in touch email monique@abouttimeforjustice.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/surivorstories/message

Todd Little Bull was shot and killed within days of going public about the fraudulent activities of a local medicine man. After receiving multiple threats that were publicly shared on social media, who actually pulled the trigger?....Join Us on Patreon!!! (** Now on DISCORD)Book a Private ReadingClick to get to all things Social MediaSchedule a Mentorship Exploration Call.Sign Up for the Magic of Manifestation Workshop!..........Show Notes:.Two Kyle Men Charged in 2016 Murder on the Pine Ridge Reservation | United States Department of Justice(CHARGES) Todd Little Bull, Unsolved Murder from South Dakota in 2016.Native Sun News: Young Pine Ridge resident killed after exposing 'fake' medicine manKyle man sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for 2016 murder on Pine Ridge Reservation | DRGNewsTestimony: Murdered Kyle man helped plan his own deatheagle-elk.pdf

It was a very big summer for the Florida Panthers with big-name players and coaches moving out, and new big-name players and new coaches moving in. This is a team with a lot of talent but it's also a team with a lot to figure out, and Todd Little of Litter Box Cats was kind enough to break it all down for us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I spoke with Todd Little and Joey Spooner at the BAI conference.  We speek about the evolution of Kanban and how Kanban can drive evolutionary change in an organization. We chat about Value Stream Managment, DevOps, transformation, continuous improvement, adaptive govenrnance and the many ways that Kanban can help. I have known Todd and Joey for many years and it was great to speak with them in person. Enjoy

Today on the RoundTable we talked with Todd Little! Follow along as we talk about life, laugh, and learn the little things that God places in front of us. If you have any questions or if there is someone you want on the podcast, email us at theroundtable@lifehuntington.com or you can text us at 260-408-8383

Over 95% of the animals involved in biomedical research are mice. These animals are incredibly important models for human disease because 85% of the genes that drive biological function in people and mice are identical, so genetic contributions to human disease can be strongly inferred by manipulating mouse genes. Large litters and short lifespans (about 2 years) also give us a unique opportunity to study disease and age progression across hundreds of mice in a single study. It's hard to overstate the value of research mice for understanding health and disease in people and other animals, but there are variables lurking within them that can throw study findings into a tailspin if we aren't watching. What are these "reproducibility" snatchers? And how can we manage them to drive the strongest science possible? Todd Little, an expert in mouse models of human disease, will give us the RAW Truth today - on GetReal!

Join (now solo!) host Sarah Jo on the Season 4 Premiere. Co-host "jack of all trades artist," Todd Little, battles Sarah Jo for the role of host. Interlude featuring: ​The Matt Grigsby Fiasco "No Trouble At All" recorded at the 2021 Denton Folk Festival. Contacts us: timetogetrealpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @timetogetrealpodcast @sarahjosunshine @toddnumbers @_toddlittleltd_ Music: The Matt Grigsby Fiasco https://www.facebook.com/mathew.grigsby https://www.instagram.com/mattgrigsbymusic/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1zwynof5BhVrKIgNRm62I7?si=EK4oRwr1Q_WZoKwOnSTiJQ Tiny Couch Productions https://www.instagram.com/tinycouch/ https://www.youtube.com/tinycouchproductions Theme Music: https://soundcloud.com/ghost_memories https://www.instagram.com/ghost_memories_/ Sponsors: PINT Services https://www.pintservices.com/ https://www.facebook.com/pintprintco/ Artners N Crime @artnersncrime https://www.facebook.com/artnersdenton #podcast #ttgrpodcast #podcastfamily #dentontexas #dentonpodcast #lild #dentoning

My guests were Dave Mattacks, Gary Astridge, Brendan Lazar and Todd Little. We did a deep dive into Ringo's drums and cymbals, specifically seen on the film "Get Back" and heard on "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road." But we also went back to the early and mid 1960s. 

The Florida Panthers used to be a joke. Fairly recently, too. Now, just a few years into Bill Zito's time as general manager, the team is pretty dang good, and fun to watch on top of it. Todd Little from Litter Box Cats hopped on the mic to tell us what we can expect early on from this year's Panthers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Music is Mia Doi Todd's creative canvas as she reaches out to a diverse pool of talent to remix her album “Music Life.” To call the tracks ‘eclectic' would be an understatement when artists like Brazilian producer Kassin or Georgia Anne Muldrow take the reins. Treat yourself to Dntel's organic and spacious remix of “Little Bird.” 

Another fun show...with a lot of friends showing up! Tyler chats about the Panthers with Little Box Cats' Todd Little (13:30), followed up by the replay of last week's interview with TSN' Bryan Mudryk, talking about the Habs (41:15)! St. Louis Game Time's Laura Astorian stops by to talk about the Blues (1:12:20), before Tyler's wife, Kelly, and friend Cooper bombard the set celebrate Tyler's birthday, hilarity ensuses (1:54:45). Music: "Mondays" by Onlap MERCH: teespring.com/stores/the-kuehl-show

In the most random off the rails episode of Time to Get Real Podcast we are joined by guest co-host Richard Mother Fucking Haskins and Todd Little. We cover all the things and you don't want to miss the hilarity this week. Contacts us: timetogetrealpodcast@gmail.com Insta: @timetogetrealpodcast @sarahjosunshine Guests: https://www.facebook.com/richardhaskins1984 https://www.instagram.com/richardmotherfuckinghaskins/ https://www.facebook.com/todd.little.94 https://www.instagram.com/toddnumbers/ Sponsors: Pint Services https://www.pintservices.com/ orders@pintservices.com https://www.facebook.com/pintprintco/ Music by: Ghost Memories https://soundcloud.com/ghost_memories https://www.instagram.com/ghost_memories_/ Todd Little https://www.instagram.com/toddnumbers/

After a nice solid win over the Florida Panthers at The Farg Monday night, the Flyers followed up with a big-time choke job on Long Island. With just one day off, the Flyers will face the Panthers again, this time in Sunrise. Todd Little of Litter Box Cats joined us to talk a little bit about how the Flyers won the first game this week and what we might expect from the second. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd Little of the Litter Box Cats joins Jeff to talk Florida Panthers and St. Louis Blues history, which includes common players Scott Mellanby and Valeri Bure, on this episode of Lets Go Blues Radio.

The last time the Flyers met up with the Panthers it was a 6-5 shootout barn-burner that had the Flyers come out on top. This time, they’ll have to deal with a newly-healthy Roberto Luongo and an improved Florida power play. We were joined again by Todd Little of Litter Box Cats to see what has changed in the month since these two teams last met. Topics include:The return of Roberto LuongoThe factors that have allowed the Cats to hit a four-game winning streakAaron Ekblad, what’s his deal?An opinion of the current state of the Flyers from outside our little bubble Tonight’s game at The Farg begins at 7PM and will air on NBC Sports Philly locally. One streak has to end; make it theirs, boys! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Florida Panthers are in town tonight as the Flyers look to rebound from Saturday afternoon’s extremely annoying loss, in which the Flyers played a pretty good hockey game but ran into a red-hot Marc-Andre Fleury who stood on his head. The Panthers are also coming off of a loss, dropping a 3-2 contest to Vancouver on Saturday. We were joined by Todd Little of Litter Box Cats to chat about what we should expect from tonight’s game. Topics include:How the Panthers are holding up without their star goalieWhat the addition of Mike Hoffman has meant for the offenseThe Cats’ interesting power play strategyThe ways in which the Flyers and Panthers are more alike than we might think Tonight’s game kicks off at 7PM and will air on NBC Sports Philly locally and on 97.5 The Fanatic if you’re more into an audio experience. Let’s go Flyers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Todd Little, CEO of LeanKanban Inc about how organizations can use Kanban to identify bottlenecks and improve flow in their business processes. Why listen to this podcast: • Kanban is a more natural way of working for more experienced teams • Kanban tells you to start wherever you are at and make change incrementally • Only if you deeply understand your system can you deeply improve it • Kanban helps collaboration through allowing the team focus on where the work is and what we can do to get the work to flow through the system • Continuous improvement is the fundamental underlying idea of Kanban More on this: Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ https://bit.ly/2OMVuq5 You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq Check the landing page on InfoQ: https://bit.ly/2OMVuq5

Episode 413: I had the opportunity to speak with Todd Little the creative mind behind Todd Little of TLP Media Works. Music from Ghost Memory.

In this episode hosts Peter Bojarinov ( @russian98 ) and Conner Rowntree ( @TheSportTree ) talk all about the NHL rookies! We got a with a Compare 2.0: Rookie Edition where we pit two of the best rookies playing right now; Conner talks about his Top 5 Rookies so far this season (blog post available in our Blog section). We Team ISO the Florida Panthers with special guest Todd Little from Litterboxcats.com and Peter gives you his Fantasy Up and Down. The boys also talk about the Gudas suspension and name their Saturday Games of the week. Check out our website at Jablamsports.com Don't forget to subscribe, share, and listen to our shows.

Agile leadership consultant Todd Little shares with Agile Amped the challenges he's seen in leadership as well as how to grow Agile across the organization. The major challenge impeding widespread adoption of Agile in an enterprise is the fact that business and IT don't have a shared language to facilitate communication and collaboration. In his experience Todd thinks that business and leadership are interested in the gains of agility but then they inadvertently create structures that run counter to this goal. Todd advocates strongly for moving toward forming partnerships, shared ownership, agreeing on a shared language, and identifying constraints and costs associated with change. SolutionsIQ's Kat Conner hosts at Business Agility 2017 in New York City. About Agile AmpedThe Agile Amped podcast series brings Agile news and events to life. Fueled by inspiring conversations, innovative ideas, and in-depth analysis of enterprise agility, Agile Amped provides on-the-go learning – anytime, anywhere. To receive real-time updates, subscribe!Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SIQYouTube, http://bit.ly/SIQiTunes, http://www2.solutionsiq.com/subscribe-to-agile-amped-youtubeFollow: http://bit.ly/SIQTwitter Like: http://bit.ly/SIQFacebook

This is the Engineering Culture Podcast, from the people behind InfoQ.com and the QCon conferences. In this podcast recorded at the Agile 2016 conference, Shane Hastie, InfoQ Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, talks to five of the leading minds of Agile Management: Steve Denning, Ray Arell, Todd Little, Hendrik Esser and Steve Holyer. They explore the question “Is agile still agile?”, look at the challenges around agile development and product management, and what is needed for large scale agile transformation. Why listen to this podcast: - Agile is a mindset, not a set of processes or practices - The risks and dangers of packaged implementation of “agile” using process checkboxes without understanding why - Agile adoption is hard – simple but not easy - When agile practices are adopted for the wrong reasons it causes stress levels to go up and drives unsustainable behavioursIt’s not “twice the work in half the time”; it should be about twice the value with half the work - The Scrum role of Product Owner is broken - Product management is the hardest part of product development, irrespective of the development approachIn a complex world your only chance for survival is learning Notes and links can be found on InfoQ: http://bit.ly/2g2hWuR 4m:15s - Some teams can benefit from checkbox, packaged implementations of agility as a starting point but they must be able to evolve. 4m:30s - Agility is a journey – you need to be agile in mindset, based around continuous improvement. 4m:40s - The most agile teams are the ones who continually inspect and adapt their practices to work most effectively for their context. 5m:00s - Checkbox teams who follow every one of the practices without knowing why are unable to improve and are not effective. 5m:15s - It’s about understanding and getting to the heart of why – for your process and for your product. 5m:30s - The checkbox process is easy for companies to measure and doing so drives bad behaviour. Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ: http://bit.ly/2g2hWuR You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/2cMnjfW

Todd kicks off the conference with a Top 10 List and the news that the conference has nearly doubled since last year.

Todd was kind enough to give me a few spare minutes during the Agile 2005 Conference. He was exceptionally busiy as one of the organizers of the conference and as a founding member of the APLN. If you would like more info about the APLN visit. www.agileprojectmgt.org Next years conference should be even bigger.