06-15, 10:15–10:50 (Europe/Prague), D0207 (capacity 90)
In a world obsessed with features and deadlines, software development often loses sight of the true goal: impact. Outcome-Driven Delivery (ODD) flips the script by prioritizing impactful change and measurable value.
This talk delves into the transformative power of ODD, exploring its core principles, benefits, and challenges. We'll unveil practical strategies to empower your team to:
- Define clear, measurable outcomes: Move beyond vague goals and prioritize what truly matters to users and the business.
- Embrace continuous learning: Foster a culture of experimentation, data-driven decision making, and rapid adaptation.
- Build cross-functional collaboration: Break down silos and cultivate ownership across the entire development chain.
Join us to explore the exciting world of Outcome-Driven Delivery and discover how it can revolutionize your team. By prioritizing outcomes, you can unlock agility, deliver true value, and empower your team to thrive in the ever-evolving world of software development.
Clément Verna is an accomplished Engineering Manager at Red Hat with a deep-rooted passion for Agile and DevOps methodologies. He is a driving force behind the successful implementation of these practices at his company, where he spearheads the Agile and DevOps Community of Practice. Clément's commitment to open-source software and fostering a culture of growth and learning has made him a respected leader in his field.
As a trained Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC) coach and experienced mentor, Clément has honed his skills in influencing others to achieve what they once considered impossible. He is dedicated to empowering his team members to reach their full potential and excel in their roles. With a strong emphasis on collaboration and continuous improvement, Clément's leadership style fosters an environment where innovative ideas can thrive and individuals can grow.
In his free time, Clément actively contributes to open-source projects and practices Sanda, a Chinese martial art, which helps him maintain balance and focus in both his personal and professional life. He also seeks opportunities to mentor and coach aspiring professionals.
