Joakim von Prónay - Can the Elephant Arrive on Time? Exploring Predictability in Agile Planning
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“How long will it take?” is the toughest question in software development. In this engaging talk, Joakim von Prónay reveals how small mindset shifts helped five teams move from zero on-time delivery to 83%. Learn why elephants, traffic jams, and variability hold the key to predictable outcomes.
Key Takeaways:
- Predictability begins with understanding variability.
- Simple changes can be applied immediately.
- Traffic and elephants offer surprising lessons for delivery.
Recommended Resources:
- The Principles of Product Development Flow – By Donald G. Reinertsen. A practical guide to improving product development speed and predictability.
- Thinking in Systems – By Donella H. Meadows. A powerful introduction to systems thinking for organizational change.
Parting Word of Advice: Start with small, simple shifts—predictability is closer than you think.
Speaker Bio: Joakim von Prónay is an engineer and psychologist who helps organizations uncover hidden blockers and enable sustainable change. With a systems thinking approach, he supports leaders in building organizations that deliver results and adaptability.
Connect with Joakim von Prónay on LinkedIn.
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