About: Engagement Model
Agendashift is the outcome-oriented and wholehearted engagement model, outcome-oriented and wholehearted identifying (respectively) its philosophy and its mission statement. But what do we mean by engagement model?
You can’t upgrade your organisation like you’re upgrading your email server! Traditional change management’s track record on cultural and other adaptive challenges is so disastrous that it’s time to carve out a new category, the engagement model.
If any of those jobs are yours too, you’d want an approach that encourages engagement, not destroys it!
Daniel Mezick, Engagement (openspaceagility.com):
Engagement Model (noun): Any pattern, or set of patterns, reducible to practice, which results in more employee engagement, during the implementation of an organizational-change initiative.
Martin Fowler, The State of Agile Software in 2018 (martinfowler.com):
The Agile Industrial Complex imposing methods on people is an absolute travesty.
Mike Burrows, Engagement: more than a two-way street (blog.agendashift.com):
It should now be clear why engagement models such as Agendashift, OpenSpace Agility (OSA), Systemic Modelling, BOSSA nova, and TASTE are so necessary. Non-prescriptive by design, they work happily with frameworks big or small, branded or home-brewed, and with each other. In their various and complementary ways, they bring people together from multiple levels of the organisation, help the organisation collectively to reveal to itself what needs to change, and come to agreement on what needs to change.
Find out more:
- Leading with Outcomes (academy.agendashift.com) – self-paced training for “leaders in transforming organisations”, all who aspire to that role, and those that support them
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- The books:
- Agendashift: Outcome-oriented change and continuous transformation (2nd edition 2021)
- Right to Left: The digital leader’s guide to Lean and Agile (2019, audiobook 2020)
Agendashift: Outcome-oriented change and continuous transformation (2nd edition 2021)
Right to Left: The digital leader’s guide to Lean and Agile (2019, audiobook 2020)
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About Agendashift
- Our mission: Wholehearted
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- Leading with Outcomes from the Agendashift Academy:
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The books:
- Organizing Conversations: Preparing Groups to Take on Adaptive Challenges (May 2024)
- Agendashift: Outcome-oriented change and continuous transformation (2nd edition 2021)
- Right to Left: The digital leader’s guide to Lean and Agile (2019, audiobook 2020)
- Agendashift as framework
- Resources
- The Agendashift blog (blog.agendashift.com)
- Agendashift communities on Slack and LinkedIn
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About us
Agendashift™ is brought to you by Agendashift Ltd (formerly Positive Incline Ltd), UK-based specialists in leadership, engagement, strategy, and change. Founder Mike Burrows came to prominence in the Lean-Agile community as the originator of Kanban’s values model, out of which came his first book, Kanban from the Inside (2014). His more recent books Agendashift (2nd edition 2021) and Right to Left (2019, audiobook 2020) bring a resolutely needs-based and outcome-oriented perspective to change, transformation, and the Lean-Agile landscape as a whole, contributing meanwhile a number of popular tools, games, and other resources. He works as a consultant, facilitator, and trainer, and as a keynote speaker at events public and private around the world.
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