The Lean Tech Manifesto: Learn the Secrets of Tech Leaders to Grasp the Full Benefits of Agile at Scale
- 6h 27m 26s
- Benoît Charles-Lavauzelle, Fabrice Bernhard
- Recorded Books, Inc.
- 2024
The powerful new method for streamlining digital product development, accelerating delivery, and scaling innovation-all in just one year
Whether you're a production manager or CEO, The Lean Tech Manifesto provides what you need to dramatically improve operations and get ahead of the competition. This groundbreaking book written by the celebrated leaders of Theodo shows how to combine Lean strategy with the speed and scale of digital for optimal efficiency. You'll learn how to create a culture of problem solving and knowledge sharing; scale-up-even when faced by a major increase in demand; deploy faster implementation; measure client satisfaction; improve teamwork between product, devs, and ops; and recruit good developers-and keep them!
Fabrice and Benoît are famous for being among the first tech founders to successfully put Lean methodology to practical use, and their company is a Deloitte "Fast 50" company and the "FT 1000" list.
The Lean Tech Manifesto is a major step toward solving your greatest challenge: getting ahead of the competition without the need for massive investments in staff and resources, which always result in higher levels of organizational confusion and waste.
About the Author
Benoît Charles-Lavauzelle is the CEO and Fabrice Bernhard the CTO of Theodo, a leading technology consultancy they cofounded and scaled from 10 people in 2012 to 700 people in 2022. The company was featured in the "FT 1000: Europe's Fastest Growing Companies" and "Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA" rankings and has been awarded the HappyIndex®AtWork label every year since 2015.
Based in New York, London, Paris, Casablanca and Cape Town, Theodo uses Agile, devops, and Lean to build transformational tech products for clients all over the world, including global companies—such as VF Corporation, Raytheon Technologies, SMBC, Biogen, Colas, Tarkett, Dior, Safran, BNP Paribas, Allianz, and SG—and leading tech scale-ups—such as ContentSquare, ManoMano, and Qonto.
Benoît and Fabrice are experts in technology and large-scale transformations and have contributed to multiple startups scaling more sustainably with Lean thinking. They have been invited to share their experience at international conferences, including the Lean Summit, DevopsDays, and CraftConf. Their story has been featured in multiple articles and in the book Learning to Scale at Theodo Group.
Benoît is an active member of the Galion think tank and a prolific angel investor in tech, including success stories Aircall and Ubble. He studied at École Polytechnique and HEC and lives in Paris with his wife and three daughters.
Fabrice is the cofounder of the Paris Devops meetup and an active YPO member. He studied at École Polytechnique and ETH Zürich and lives in London with his two sons.
In this Audiobook
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Chapter 1 - The Agile Manifesto Does Not Scale
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Chapter 2 - The Lean Tech Manifesto
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Chapter 3 - The Benefits Payment Card Story
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Chapter 4 - Find Value for the Customer
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Chapter 5 - Embed Value for the Customer Within the Organization
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Chapter 6 - The Linux Story
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Chapter 7 - Empower Teams to Solve Problems
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Chapter 8 - Scale Collaboration with the Right Tech Enablers
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Chapter 9 - The Therac-25 Bugs Story
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Chapter 10 - Jidoka: Detect and Stop at Defects Early
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Chapter 11 - Dantotsu: Learn from Systematic Defect Analysis
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Chapter 12 - Poka-Yoke: Create Mistake-Preventing Environments
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Chapter 13 - The Lockdown Scaling Story
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Chapter 14 - Pull: Prioritize the Value the Customer Needs Now
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Chapter 15 - One-Piece Flow: Help Teams Limit Work in Progress
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Chapter 16 - Takt Time: Synchronize Team Collaboration
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Chapter 17 - Amazon Versus Google on Innovation
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Chapter 18 - Learn What Customers Need
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Chapter 19 - Build Knowledge
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Chapter 20 - Refresh Knowledge with Kaizen
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Chapter 21 - Spread the Learnings Throughout the Organization
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Chapter 22 - A Different Paradigm
