ORG TOPOLOGIES 

Join this session with Woody Zuill is creator of Software Teaming (aka Mob Programming)

Session in 6.06.2025 on the multi-year path of Strobbo/ProTime.

Gojko shares his Lizard Optimization Approach and we talk about how that relates to Org Topologies.

In the scope of the Org Topologies Membership Community, we're hosting guest speakers. Join us: https://www.orgtopologies.com/join-membership

In the scope of the Org Topologies Membership Community, we're hosting guest speakers. Join us: https://www.orgtopologies.com/join-membership Guest speaker: Mauro Sacchi, a product developer at Wärtsilä. "From Renting Resources to Driving Strategy A Shift Toward Business-Oriented R&D" In our industries, large capital investment projects dominate and organizational inertia is high. Until recently, our digital units operated in a service-provider model, organized primarily for delivering detailed requests stakeholder by stakeholder. This meant functional silos and reactive delivery. But strategic demands have changed. We have been transitioning toward a driving topology—building autonomous, multi-skilled, and business-integrated R&D capabilities. By adopting the Org Topologies™ method, we’ve moved beyond optimizing resource utilization toward enabling innovation, co-ownership, and strategic adaptability. This talk will share our journey from Resource Topology (TASKS/CAPS levels) to a Driving Topology (PART/WHOLE levels)—highlighting how we applied systemic org design principles to navigate the transformation, manage reciprocal dependencies, and build ecosystems fit for purpose.

In the scope of the Org Topologies Membership Community, we're hosting guest speakers. Join us: https://www.orgtopologies.com/join-membership ---- Gunther Verheyer defines himself as an independent Scrum Caretaker on a journey of humanizing the workplace with Scrum. A downside of the mass adoption of Scrum is the stale conservative majority of Scrum practitioners that resulted from it. Gunther Verheyen, independent Scrum Caretaker, says that it will take a minority of audacious Scrum practitioners to lead the herd and shape the future of Scrum. Gunther will highlight the three challenges he believes are crucial to move Scrum downfield and overcome the stagnation. Gunther acknowledges that this is not a message for all.

A talk with Joakim Sundén & Mikael Brodd

Building Outcome-Driven Self-Managing Teams