Episode 90 — Iteration: Repeating Identification and Reduction Cycles
Show notes
This episode emphasizes how iteration sustains continuous improvement. Learners discover how repeating cycles of waste identification, reduction, and reassessment ensures that improvements compound over time. The discussion explains that iteration is not limited to product development but also applies to processes and practices.
Examples illustrate PMI exam scenarios where teams attempt one-time fixes without iteration, leading to regression. The correct answer often involves embedding iterative cycles into team routines. By applying iteration consistently, agile teams maintain adaptability and evolve continuously. Produced by BareMetalCyber.com.