Speed of Innovation: Professor John Skaar and Joe Justice prepare university students for agile work

John Skaar, an Assistant Professor for more than 5 years at the Norwegian Universitetet Agder (UiA), guides groups of around 90 students to work in sprints each class. This “Podcast” style recording between John Skaar and Joe Justice is now the introduction to classes such as “IND419 Design and Engineering Management”, taught with agile methods. John guides the conversation to mentally prepare students for agile work. In this case that is iterative and fast-paced, group based work.
About John Skaar: an ongoing PhD within lean construction. Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Bygg og anlegg) at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology).
Unfinished cand.mag degree in strategy and leadership, with a speciality in negotiations at NHH (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration).
About Joe Justice: Joe Justice is author of Scrum Master, published in 7 languages. Joe has worked with Bill Gates, the leadership team at Amazon, and operated the Agile program at Tesla for Elon Musk. Joe founded WIKISPEED which became an example of automotive design and production speed in a fun, egalitarian culture.

[@KevinDriedger]

Even with your consistent message, I always pick something up and at minimum I am greatly inspired. Please keep posting as much as you can.

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🙋‍♂️THANKS JOE,EXCELLENT INFO ℹ️ FOR HELPING OUT PEOPLE WITH THESE DECISIONS 👍🤗💚💚💚

[@martinvannijnatten8134]

Thank you for the inspiration. Joe, it seems the immediate feedback via the DSM system is critical. Would really love a deep dive video on that. Have watched most/all of your interviews already, but none go very deep on this. I take it some of this is under NDA and you can't specifically describe the 20+ apps you get on your phone or what's on the factory screens re. DSM. However, any additional insights as to metrics tracked, Neural nets behind them, etc. would be gold 😉