Complexity science, together with Lean and Agile, is one of the pillars of modern ways of working. While Complexity literature is very theoretic, this book explores its practical applications in software and digital product development. And it focuses on human complex systems. The practices presented help you navigate everyday Complexity. This book is for leaders, managers, facilitators (Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches), and team members.
Luca Minudel is a Lean-Agile Coach & Trainer with 18 years of experience in Lean/Agile and 20+ in professional software delivery. He is passionate about agility, lean, complexity science, and co-creation. He contributed to the adoption of lean and agile practices by Ferrari’s F1 racing team. For ThoughtWorks, he delivered training, coaching, assessments, and organizational transformations in top-tier organizations in Europe and the United States. He worked as Head of Agility, Agile Transformation Lead, Lean/Agile Practice Lead, and as Lean/Agile Coach in companies such as HSBC, Lloyds, and LexisNexis. Luca is the founder and CEO of SmHarter.com, a company that helps organizations turn their way of working into their competitive advantage.
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