Innovation Elegance: What Would A People-centric Methodology Look Like?
Innovation Elegance: What Would A People-centric Methodology Look Like?
It’s common to like the idea of a people-centric methodology. It’s overdue to formulate one.
This session will share the building blocks of such a methodology.
- Distinguishing disposable from durable teamwork
- Formally managing a rhythm of collaborating people and their competing ideas with simplicity and transparency.
- Committing low-ambiguity habits to muscle memory (like a dancer) helps you transcend mechanics and innovate with style.
Teams can gradually adopt these tools inspired by the arts. The tools combat VUCA and shape a culture of discipline and empathy. People-centric attentiveness leads your team to innovate with Elegance.
About the speaker
Robert Snyder’s 30-year career has spanned roles of developer, database analyst, project manager, change manager, and sales enablement. He has held PMP and Agile certifications. His performing arts background includes Latin Dance teams, playing Kenickie in the musical Grease, and singing with the acappella group Lake Shore Jive. He believes the value of software-centric methodologies has plateaued and believes teams are ready for a people-centric methodology. Robert earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois and an MBA in Strategy from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Venue: Zoom
Cost: Free for IIBA members; $10 for non-members
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About the IIBA Vancouver Chapter
The Vancouver Chapter of the IIBA provides a variety of development and networking opportunities related to Business Analysis and is planning a variety of events through the course of the year.