In a world of constant change and uncertainty, organisations and teams often struggle to deliver on promises based on upfront estimates and plans.
Sports like Formula One and Team Table Tennis leverage historical and real-time data to shape a race strategy or to find the best team formation.

In this session, we will discover how sports can bridge the gap between upfront estimates and planning and no estimates. We will discover how organisations and teams can use sport-inspired approaches, like real-time projections, to manage the work to do, keep customers informed, and manage up the expectations on the plans, estimates and status reports.

Target audience:
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Tech leads, project and programme managers, delivery managers, product and business managers, and everyone asking for or making or delivering promises on the work to do.

Level:
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practitioners to experts

Learning Objectives:
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In this session, we will discover
a) how sports like Formula One and Team Table Tennis can bridge the gap between upfront estimates and planning and no estimates leveraging historical and real-time data
b) how organisations and teams can use sport-inspired approaches, like real-time projections, to manage the work to do, keep customers informed, and manage up the expectations on the plans, estimates and status reports.

This is important when the team or the organisation is facing the unexpected or is navigating in uncharted waters

Format and length
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60 minutes. Frontal presentation with Q&A

Keywords:
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estimates, planning, promises, uncertainty, change, real-time projections

Session history:
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Content and examples are well-experienced, known, and understood by the presenter. This session has not been presented before.