Agile Transformation is founded on the Integral Agile Transformation Framework ™ (IATF), which utilizes the power of Integral thinking to help us gain a thoroughly fresh perspective on Agile Transformations. Integral is natively systemic, intentionally multi-leveled (individuals up to organizations), inherently subjectively oriented (heart-centered) and objectively oriented (data-driven), providing a left and right-brain integrated approach. The Integral view looks with compassion at the different and conflicting worldviews, offering us clarity and new ways of understanding each other and our…mehr
Agile Transformation is founded on the Integral Agile Transformation Framework ™ (IATF), which utilizes the power of Integral thinking to help us gain a thoroughly fresh perspective on Agile Transformations. Integral is natively systemic, intentionally multi-leveled (individuals up to organizations), inherently subjectively oriented (heart-centered) and objectively oriented (data-driven), providing a left and right-brain integrated approach. The Integral view looks with compassion at the different and conflicting worldviews, offering us clarity and new ways of understanding each other and our own world. Most importantly, the IATF does not attempt to replace any other models or applications; rather, it gives them all a clear place within an understandable meta-framework, one that provides a sort of universal addressing system. Said another way, the IATF does not supersede the ‘applications’ (such as scaled frameworks or leadership or culture models), rather it provides a map or addressing system within which all these applications have a place, and a clear relationship to each other. The Integral Agile Transformation Framework™ reveals each application’s inherent strengths, limitations, and what other apps might support it. It is neutral in the sense that it’s not biased to one approach, but accommodates and maps all equally. The first portion of the book is devoted to helping the Transformation Leader download this organizational operating system for their organization’s transformation efforts. The second portion of the book addresses the necessary upgrade to their own Leader’s Operating System (LOS), one that will allow to become an authentic Transformational Leader, one capable of actually leading such an organizational transformation.
Michael K. Spayd's career in Agile began in 2001 as one of the leaders of a very large-scale adoption of Agile XP. Subsequently, Michael led and coached Agile transformations in a wide variety of contexts; as part of his practice, speaking, and teaching, he has endeavored to bring in key disciplines from fields external to Agile, such as professional coaching, systemic management, organization development (OD), organization culture and change, and approaches to develop more effective sensemaking in leaders. In 2010, Michael cofounded the Agile Coaching Institute, where he trained several thousand Agile coaches. In 2016, he cofounded Trans4mation, and in 2020 he and colleagues launched the Collective Edge (www.the-collective-edge.com), to help expand consciousness at the critical edge of our collective needs. Michele Madore is the principal and cofounder of Trans4mation (www.trans4mation.coach). She is passionately devoted to the development of Agile coaches, leaders, and organizations across the globe. Her entire work life of nearly 30 years--whether as an organizational leader, consultant, coach, or employee--has been guided by an inner desire for positive change, with a focus on humanity in the workplace. She has spent the last 15 years helping organizations of all sizes on their journey to agility, and coached and trained hundreds of Agile Coaches. Michele is a Professional Integral Coach, a coaching method that has helped her to bring the Integral Agile Transformation Framework more alive in its practical use for organizations and in the development of leaders. Mostly, she feels incredibly blessed to share her voice, to be of service to those seeking to find their way in their work, through the gift they give in the making of it, but most especially in the feeling of it.
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Preface xiii Acknowledgments xv About the Authors xvii Introduction: Why an Integral Perspective? 1 The Integral Operating System 2 How This Book Is Organized 4 Questions Addressed by This Book 6 Our Perspective (and Biases) 7 Part I: Agile Transformation: An Integral Approach 9 Chapter 1: The Holon: Fundamental Building Block of the Integral Framework 11 Organizational Complexity 11 Holons 13 Holons and Agile Transformations 20 Summary 23 From Insight to Action 23 Chapter Notes 24 Chapter 2: The Quadrants: The Four Fundamental Perspectives 25 Deconstructing the Four Perspectives 25 Quadrants in Agile Transformations 36 Summary 37 From Insight to Action 37 Chapter Notes 38 Chapter 3: Integral Altitudes: The Evolution of Complexity 39 Why Altitude Matters 40 The Integral Concept of Altitude 41 How Altitudes Show Up in Organizations 41 Corroborating Research on Altitude 52 Evolution Across Quadrants 56 Summary 62 From Insight to Action 63 Chapter Notes 63 Chapter 4: Lines of Development 65 Developmental Lines 65 From Insight to Action 68 Summary of Part I 68 Part II: Transformational Leadership: Upgrading the Leader's Operating System 71 Chapter 5: Transformational Leadership 75 The Context for Transformational Leadership 76 The Business Case for Transformational Leadership 82 The Essence of Transformational Leadership 84 Summary 89 From Insight to Action 89 Chapter 6: The Developmental Landscape 91 The Core of Development: Our Story 91 Deconstructing the Levels 95 Collective Leadership Development 102 Summary 103 From Insight to Action 103 Chapter 7: The Developmental Path 105 How Development Actually Happens 106 The Shift from Reactive to Creative 117 The Shift from Creative to Integral 119 Using the Integral Disciplines to Foster Development 120 Increasing Collective Effectiveness 122 Summary 123 From Insight to Action 123 Part III: Organizational Transformation: Putting the Integral Compass to Work 125 Chapter 8: The Integral Agile Transformation Framework: An Overview 127 How Do We Use the Map? 128 The IATF Quadrants 129 Integrating the Quadrant Perspectives 138 How Quadrants Look from Different Holons 142 Summary 149 From Insight to Action 149 Chapter 9: The Integral Disciplines: Focusing the Transformation 151 Integral Disciplines and Developmental Lines 151 IATF Integral Disciplines 153 Integral Disciplines Mapped to Developmental Lines 154 Summary 177 From Insight to Action 177 Chapter Notes 178 Chapter 10: Leading an Agile Transformation 179 How to Get Started 179 Transformational Leader Role and Competencies 180 Activating the Integral Disciplines 204 Summary 209 In Conclusion 209 References and Relevant Readings 211 Index 215
Preface xiii Acknowledgments xv About the Authors xvii Introduction: Why an Integral Perspective? 1 The Integral Operating System 2 How This Book Is Organized 4 Questions Addressed by This Book 6 Our Perspective (and Biases) 7 Part I: Agile Transformation: An Integral Approach 9 Chapter 1: The Holon: Fundamental Building Block of the Integral Framework 11 Organizational Complexity 11 Holons 13 Holons and Agile Transformations 20 Summary 23 From Insight to Action 23 Chapter Notes 24 Chapter 2: The Quadrants: The Four Fundamental Perspectives 25 Deconstructing the Four Perspectives 25 Quadrants in Agile Transformations 36 Summary 37 From Insight to Action 37 Chapter Notes 38 Chapter 3: Integral Altitudes: The Evolution of Complexity 39 Why Altitude Matters 40 The Integral Concept of Altitude 41 How Altitudes Show Up in Organizations 41 Corroborating Research on Altitude 52 Evolution Across Quadrants 56 Summary 62 From Insight to Action 63 Chapter Notes 63 Chapter 4: Lines of Development 65 Developmental Lines 65 From Insight to Action 68 Summary of Part I 68 Part II: Transformational Leadership: Upgrading the Leader's Operating System 71 Chapter 5: Transformational Leadership 75 The Context for Transformational Leadership 76 The Business Case for Transformational Leadership 82 The Essence of Transformational Leadership 84 Summary 89 From Insight to Action 89 Chapter 6: The Developmental Landscape 91 The Core of Development: Our Story 91 Deconstructing the Levels 95 Collective Leadership Development 102 Summary 103 From Insight to Action 103 Chapter 7: The Developmental Path 105 How Development Actually Happens 106 The Shift from Reactive to Creative 117 The Shift from Creative to Integral 119 Using the Integral Disciplines to Foster Development 120 Increasing Collective Effectiveness 122 Summary 123 From Insight to Action 123 Part III: Organizational Transformation: Putting the Integral Compass to Work 125 Chapter 8: The Integral Agile Transformation Framework: An Overview 127 How Do We Use the Map? 128 The IATF Quadrants 129 Integrating the Quadrant Perspectives 138 How Quadrants Look from Different Holons 142 Summary 149 From Insight to Action 149 Chapter 9: The Integral Disciplines: Focusing the Transformation 151 Integral Disciplines and Developmental Lines 151 IATF Integral Disciplines 153 Integral Disciplines Mapped to Developmental Lines 154 Summary 177 From Insight to Action 177 Chapter Notes 178 Chapter 10: Leading an Agile Transformation 179 How to Get Started 179 Transformational Leader Role and Competencies 180 Activating the Integral Disciplines 204 Summary 209 In Conclusion 209 References and Relevant Readings 211 Index 215
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