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But are all huddles the same? No!
We find you can customize your huddle technique based on the:
Type of business – a law firm huddle may differ from a machine shop huddle
Type of work – a software team huddle may differ from the financial team's huddle
Culture – some are fun, loud, calm, quick, loose, tight - it just depends on what motivates, works, and fits your team
Environment – the way you huddle in a library may differ from how you do it on a loud machine shop floor or with a virtual team on a webcast.
Hybrid Huddles – at HingePoint we created our own huddle that's 3 parts rolled into one:
For your reference, here's our HingePoint Huddle Agenda. You're welcome to borrow from ours!
We conduct our huddle via webcast, the same time every day from 8:30 am – 9:00 am.
Agenda:
8:00 - 3S - Sweep, Sort, Clean - work area, bathroom
8:25 - Leader starts call/Chime
8:30 - Good Morning HingePoint!
8:31 - Announce Tomorrows Leader
8:32 - Sales Numbers/Activities
8:34 - Huddle - Team 30 Second Daily Priority (each person says what they did yesterday, what they plan to do today, and any roadblocks they are facing)
8:39 - Mistakes Discussion – How to Improve - 2 Second improvements
8:55 - Values - Performance, Positive, Partners
8:56 - Learn to See Lean – 8 Sources of Waste: Over Production, Over Processing, Excess Inventory, Defects, Transportation, Wasted Motion, Waiting Time, Not Using Employee Genius.
8:59 - Back to Work
Here's What Use From:
Great Game of Business (GGOB)... we borrowed the getting together, reviewing the numbers people prepared, issues, mistakes, and how to fix it. Our daily huddles do role up to a Weekly 1.5 hour “huddle” with everyone, and we review the weeks' scorecards and discuss any numbers that are off forecast.
Lean... we borrowed the 30-minute warm-up where you sweep, sort, and clean your work area to get organized and ready to maximize your productivity. Sales numbers are also from Lean because sales drive activity across the company. The mistakes discussion is a tenant of Lean: to stay humble, honest, admit when you make mistakes, and being empowered to fix it and make the company better. This helps everyone grow and lead in their area.
Agile... we borrowed the short format. In Agile, scrums are supposed to be only 15 minutes! They don’t like meetings in Agile. It's a self-organizing team approach where everyone works together, and everyone works on the same “sprint” or bundle of code they are developing (typically in 2 or 4-week sprints). The daily huddle keeps things on track. Also from Agile, we borrowed:
What did you complete yesterday? Accountability for what you said you’d do yesterday.
What do you plan to complete today? Commit in public to your share of the team load.
What roadblocks are preventing your progress? These are meant for the Scrum Master to take back to management and help clear the roadblock, so progress can continue.
Agile is really a “do as you say” approach, and at the end of a sprint, the teams all evaluate each other’s performance and can even kick out a weak member! Ouch. We don’t have that issue at HingePoint, but we do weed out players that can’t hit their weekly scorecard goals associated with their forecast and job description.
The huddle is a great and efficient way to keep the team aligned daily. Hold the huddle consistently, never changing it, and you might find it is something you look forward to in the morning. It's like catching up on all the action like reading the sports page!
Event
HingePoint is excited to sponsor the world's largest conference on open-book management, which brings together Great Game practitioners and "tire kickers" from around the world to share best practices and lessons from the field related to engaging employees at all levels of the company in all aspects of the business.
The 26th Annual Gathering of Games will take place September 5-7 2018 in Dallas, TX and we hope to see you there! If you are planning on attending, we'd love to hear from you ahead of time! Contact us so we can set up a time to chat!
--
About HingePoint
HingePoint offers cloud and mobile applications for construction and real estate that are easy to adopt and employees love. Specializing in the systems that run the construction and real estate business including SharePoint, Salesforce, Procore, MS Dynamics, and Autodesk. Scale and grow profitably with Financial and Project Management Dashboards, document management, and workflow automation for field to office collaboration.
HingePoint
8105 Rasor Blvd.
Suite 241
Plano, TX 75024
(214) 301-0000
www.hingepoint.com
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The Super Bowl may be over but you are still in the big game at your company. This is the time of year when companies kickoff the biggest initiatives of the year on platforms like Autodesk, Revit, BIM, SalesForce, cloud migrations, document management, or SharePoint. Your challenges are the complexity and integration of systems.Stay up on key trends, technology and tools and so you and your company, win big this year.
2015 Will Be the Year of Systems Integration
Why do we say it is the year of systems integration? What is systems integration anyway? We define it as: connecting or combining 2 or more systems, or sub-systems,to create a comprehensive solution. The following issues are facing system developers.
Gone are the days that 1 platform does it all.
We see more clients using multiple enterprise platforms to put processes, transactions and services together for customers. For example – company websites will continue to need these systems integrated: Web applications, a content management system, a digital asset management system for photography, security for customer accounts, a shopping cart for purchases, credit card processing, analytic and tagging tools, Google Adwords, personalization engines, chat bots, and many more. All must be integrated to create a compelling and operationally efficient online platform.
Moving to the Cloud and SaaS (Software as a Service) Solutions.
If you are moving platforms to the cloud you will face a large number of systems integration challenges. First, the cloud application is off-premise and will need to be integrated with legacy platformswith which it will share or exchange data. Second, most cloud platforms are open systems (with open APIs) and offer multiple plugins and apps that extend and upgrade the functionality. Each app will need to be integrated as well. Lastly, securing cloud apps using enterprise ID’s and single sign on requires security, authentication, user account integration and testing.
Date Migration.
After building a cloud solution a developer must migrate corporate data from old systems to the cloud apps. Data must be extracted, transformed and loaded (ETL) using integration tools. If you need to connect real time data from another system, you face another integration challenge.
Mobile and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD).
The company, school district and consumer appexplosion means that a phone may contain 10’s of different applications. Email is sharing your contacts. Login to LinkedIn with FaceBook account, or download your photos to Dropbox or iCloud. While mobile apps may feel simple to use, they execute some very complex integration points. For example, a reservation application will need to integrate from your device back to enterprise platforms for security and login authentication. Pricing comes from a pricing system with buying coming from a shopping cart etc. Please don’t overlook these complexities.
Do you have a Systems Integration Methodology? Does your playbook have everything you need for the big game? If you’re not sure, let us help you. We can help you be prepared with:
Systems Expertise in Consulting, Design and Development Learn More
Enterprise Expertise with Cloud and SaaS Platforms Learn More
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But are all huddles the same? No!
We find you can customize your huddle technique based on the:
Type of business – a law firm huddle may differ from a machine shop huddle
Type of work – a software team huddle may differ from the financial team's huddle
Culture – some are fun, loud, calm, quick, loose, tight - it just depends on what motivates, works, and fits your team
Environment – the way you huddle in a library may differ from how you do it on a loud machine shop floor or with a virtual team on a webcast.
Hybrid Huddles – at HingePoint we created our own huddle that's 3 parts rolled into one:
For your reference, here's our HingePoint Huddle Agenda. You're welcome to borrow from ours!
We conduct our huddle via webcast, the same time every day from 8:30 am – 9:00 am.
Agenda:
8:00 - 3S - Sweep, Sort, Clean - work area, bathroom
8:25 - Leader starts call/Chime
8:30 - Good Morning HingePoint!
8:31 - Announce Tomorrows Leader
8:32 - Sales Numbers/Activities
8:34 - Huddle - Team 30 Second Daily Priority (each person says what they did yesterday, what they plan to do today, and any roadblocks they are facing)
8:39 - Mistakes Discussion – How to Improve - 2 Second improvements
8:55 - Values - Performance, Positive, Partners
8:56 - Learn to See Lean – 8 Sources of Waste: Over Production, Over Processing, Excess Inventory, Defects, Transportation, Wasted Motion, Waiting Time, Not Using Employee Genius.
8:59 - Back to Work
Here's What Use From:
Great Game of Business (GGOB)... we borrowed the getting together, reviewing the numbers people prepared, issues, mistakes, and how to fix it. Our daily huddles do role up to a Weekly 1.5 hour “huddle” with everyone, and we review the weeks' scorecards and discuss any numbers that are off forecast.
Lean... we borrowed the 30-minute warm-up where you sweep, sort, and clean your work area to get organized and ready to maximize your productivity. Sales numbers are also from Lean because sales drive activity across the company. The mistakes discussion is a tenant of Lean: to stay humble, honest, admit when you make mistakes, and being empowered to fix it and make the company better. This helps everyone grow and lead in their area.
Agile... we borrowed the short format. In Agile, scrums are supposed to be only 15 minutes! They don’t like meetings in Agile. It's a self-organizing team approach where everyone works together, and everyone works on the same “sprint” or bundle of code they are developing (typically in 2 or 4-week sprints). The daily huddle keeps things on track. Also from Agile, we borrowed:
What did you complete yesterday? Accountability for what you said you’d do yesterday.
What do you plan to complete today? Commit in public to your share of the team load.
What roadblocks are preventing your progress? These are meant for the Scrum Master to take back to management and help clear the roadblock, so progress can continue.
Agile is really a “do as you say” approach, and at the end of a sprint, the teams all evaluate each other’s performance and can even kick out a weak member! Ouch. We don’t have that issue at HingePoint, but we do weed out players that can’t hit their weekly scorecard goals associated with their forecast and job description.
The huddle is a great and efficient way to keep the team aligned daily. Hold the huddle consistently, never changing it, and you might find it is something you look forward to in the morning. It's like catching up on all the action like reading the sports page!
Event
HingePoint is excited to sponsor the world's largest conference on open-book management, which brings together Great Game practitioners and "tire kickers" from around the world to share best practices and lessons from the field related to engaging employees at all levels of the company in all aspects of the business.
The 26th Annual Gathering of Games will take place September 5-7 2018 in Dallas, TX and we hope to see you there! If you are planning on attending, we'd love to hear from you ahead of time! Contact us so we can set up a time to chat!
--
About HingePoint
HingePoint offers cloud and mobile applications for construction and real estate that are easy to adopt and employees love. Specializing in the systems that run the construction and real estate business including SharePoint, Salesforce, Procore, MS Dynamics, and Autodesk. Scale and grow profitably with Financial and Project Management Dashboards, document management, and workflow automation for field to office collaboration.
HingePoint
8105 Rasor Blvd.
Suite 241
Plano, TX 75024
(214) 301-0000
www.hingepoint.com
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But are all huddles the same? No!
We find you can customize your huddle technique based on the: