Transform your organization's flow with Independent Service Heuristics (ISH), a rapid, business-friendly approach to discovering and evolving team and service boundaries. Gain practical insights to adopt a "never done" mindset, encourage continuous evolution and experimentation to stay ahead of the competition.
This Spotlight session gives attendees a deep understanding of the importance of boundaries for fast flow. Led by Conflux experts, you'll explore the relationship between boundaries and fast flow, with hands-on exercises applying Independent Service Heuristics to real-life scenarios.
What you'll master
Discover and evaluate flow-oriented boundaries for teams and services
Apply ISH to visualize and assess candidate value streams
Master boundary types: user needs, fracture planes, and micro-enterprises
Build capability for continuous boundary evolution
Drive competitive advantage through optimized team structures
Price & discounts
Standard Rate: £800 per person (limited availability)
Early Bird Rate: £650 (available until November 30, 2024, at 12 PM GTM)
Group Discount: Available for 3+ attendees (use code GROUP)
Payment Method: Credit card payments accepted
Program structure & Times
The Spotlight session will take place over two days, with each session lasting three hours. Join us on January 21th and 22th, 2025, from 21:00 to 00:00 UK Time. If you need to convert these times to your local time zone, feel free to use the Time Zone Converter.
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Pacific Time, PT, PST (UTC -8) 8 hour(s) behind
13:00 - 16:00
New Zealand Daylight Time, NZDT (UTC +13) 13 hour(s) ahead
10:00 - 13:00
Australian Eastern Time, AET * AEDT (UTC +11) 11 hour(s) ahead
08:00 - 11:00
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- Deep dive into boundary types and fast flow relationships
- Practical analysis of fracture planes using your scenarios
- Hands-on boundary identification exercises
- Generate actionable insights for your organization
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- Platform metrics and success patterns
- Fractal platforms exploration
- Advanced patterns for platforms
- Desynchronous approaches for scaling
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- Master micro-enterprise concepts and implications
- Apply user needs analysis to your context
- Generate insights through different boundary lenses
- Evaluate real organizational challenges
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- Combine insights from previous sessions
- Evaluate candidate value streams
- Create implementation roadmaps
- Build your organization's evolution capability
Key benefits
Practical tools to evaluate and evolve organizational boundaries
Capability to identify and visualize candidate value streams
Enhanced decision-making for team and software architecture
"Never done" mindset for continuous evolution
Competitive advantage through optimized team structures
Perfect for
Members of Enabling teams supporting boundary evolution ~ Leaders and managers driving organizational change ~ Agile Coaches ~ Architects ~ Senior engineers ~ Product managers ~ Engineering managers ~ Business leaders
Prerequisites
Attendees will get the most benefit from the workshop by completing the prerequisite activities. The ‘Essential’ activities will only take around 1-2 hours to complete. The ‘Recommended’ activities may take a few days to complete in total but will enable a deeper, more valuable learning experience.
Essential
Read the article “Finding good stream boundaries with Independent Service Heuristics” by Rich Allen and Matthew Skelton: https://teamtopologies.com/ish - a field story by the blog post authors, where they enable Zalora to explore candidate value streams. (15 minutes)
At Conflux, we use Miro for our online workshops. If you’re not already familiar with using Miro, you can quickly learn the basics with this short course from Miro: https://academy.miro.com/getting-started-with-miro
Recommended
Watch the video “Independent Service Heuristics: a rapid, business-friendly approach to flow-oriented boundaries” TBC (40 minutes) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8hwkDyL6Zs
Complete one or more online video courses on the Team Topologies Academy: https://academy.teamtopologies.com/
Read through and discuss two or more case studies from https://teamtopologies.com/examples - how might these apply to your context?
Read the Team Topologies book: https://teamtopologies.com/book
Meet the facilitator