Over the weekend between the LKUK13 and LKCE13 conferences I reworked the three agendas into my “Kanban through its values” talk. It’s now available on video (below).

NB: As described here by David, we’ve since renamed them – they’re now thesustainability, service orientation, and survivability agendas. I align them to the values as follows:

• The sustainability agenda builds on the values transparency, balance, andcollaboration. It describes a common approach to Kanban adoption at the level of individuals and teams, often motivated by the need for relief from unsustainable practices and workloads.
• The service orientation agenda brings together the values customer focus,flow, and leadership. Building on the sustainability agenda, the service orientation agenda describes a more outward-looking approach to change.
• The survivability agenda is the most overtly cultural agenda of the three, and the most ambitious. Its values understanding, agreement, and respect represent commitments and disciplines that support organizational survival strategies based on adaptability.

Watch out for a series of articles on InfoQ expanding on these. The first instalment should be out in early January.