S4 - E8 - Michael Kusters on a new approach to organisational agility

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S4 - E8 - Michael Kusters on a new approach to organisational agility

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May 25, 2023

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In this episode I'm joined by Michael Kusters, the creator of the TOP structure which aims to bring Technology, Operations and Product equally to the table

In this 47 min episode,
-What the TOP structure is and why he created it
- The benefits of a model-neutral, scale-free approach in agile

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May 25, 2023

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