Why Design Thinking + Scrum Makes a lot of Sense

This is a follow up video to my 2018 viral article "Try Design Thinking + Scrum." The theory still holds today as I am even more a fan of this hybrid agile approach, and in this video I explain why.
Transcript
- agile-od.com/lean-agile/why-d...
Learn how to do Design Thinking + Scrum
- Read the original article: / try-design-thinking-sc...
- Watch the Design Thinking primer: agile-od.com/lean-agile/welco...
- Take the Scrum Crash Course: agile-od.com/lean-agile/scrum...
- Practice Rapid Design Thinking: agile-od.com/lean-agile/rapid...

[@Huso-pp6ey]

I just discovered your channel and your way of making videos and explaining stuff is wonderful! Keep up the good work!

[@alineminy]

It's open my mind, thank you so much Takeshi.

[@keithvarias4858]

Thank you so much. This makes a lot of sense.

[@derschmid8501]

I also think the combination of Scrum and Design thinking is great. For example, at openForce we often use Design Sprints to start new projects and undertakings in generall. Could you go deeper into the picture at the end of the video and explain how you operationally link the two frameworks?

[@sachingupta5653]

i like this video !

[@ViktorEngelbert]

Thanks for this video. I agree with many of your findings and insights. I'm interested in integrated discovery/delivery work (LeanUX)

[@henkegiaretta]

Love this. A bit unclear though, when moving into development phase and SCRUM, designers from Design Thinking phase move directly into new Design Thinking process?