Effective collaboration is essential to high performance. Our collaboration training helps you learn timeless Lean principles and practices, how to establish psychological safety and techniques for thoroughly improving teamwork.
Please explore our collaboration offerings below and talk with us about how we might customize our training to best meet your needs.
"We have engaged Industrial Logic for various training programs and have been thoroughly impressed with their competence and hands on approach. Identifying the right areas where an intervention is required and making a focused attempt to upgrade the existing talent pool is the key to success in this industry and I think the team in Industrial Logic understands it very well." Parimala Prahlada Rao - EMC2
Has your team ever developed a feature, but found it wasn't quite right? Do the business (product) and development sides work a little too independently? With Behavior-Driven Design you will collaborate successfully and build systems that meet the needs of your product community.
This album starts by looking at the concept of systems and how an external perspective helps create the best stories. You'll learn the Role-Action-Context template, ten criteria for effective stories, and ideas for kick-starting story-writing when you feel stuck. You'll explore a variety of ways to split and simplify stories to help you ensure that your release is as valuable as it can be. You'll get a job aid to remind you of the key ways to split stories.
Master collaborative Behavior-Driven Development; the art and craft of test-driving your requirements. You will learn to write effective scenarios with the Gherkin language and how to automate those scenarios to drive new feature development while creating a safety net of regression tests.
"Industrial Logic's training and coaching, along with their mentoring of internal coaches, has been instrumental in making our Agile transition stick. We have now successfully scaled Agile across our entire IT and Product Management organizations, creating a more collaborative environment." Katherine Thalheimer, Senior VP, Nielsen Media Research