Dierk Soellner, Business Coach
Dierk Söllner's vision is: "Strengthening people and teams - empathically and competently". As a certified business coach (dvct e.V.), he supports teams as well as specialists and managers with current challenges through professional coaching. Combined with his many years of comprehensive technical expertise in IT methodological frameworks, this makes him a competent and empathetic companion for personnel, team and organisational development. He runs the podcast "Business Akupunktur",has a teaching assignment on "Modern design options for high-performance IT organisations" at NORDAKADEMIE Hamburg and has published the reference book "IT-Service Management mit FitSM".
His clients range from DAX corporations to medium-sized companies to smaller IT service providers. He likes to tweet and regularly publishes expert articles in print and online media. Together with other experts, he founded the Value Stream initiative.
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Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Apr 25, 2024
Which frameworks for Experience Level Agreements (XLA) do IT service providers use? What requirements exist and what are the advantages?
Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Apr 11, 2024
What is an Experience Level Agreement (XLA), what is the difference between SLA and XLA and what does XM address? A clarification of terms.
Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Mar 27, 2023
How can we benefit from Artificial Intelligence? A conversation with ChatGPT about working in teams and team roles according to Belbin.
Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Sep 29, 2022
What microservices architecture does Uber use? And what is the connection between DevOps principles, autonomous teams and microservices?
Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Jan 10, 2022
Many system vendors want to be and work in an agile way and are developing adapted approaches. What might an agile maturity model look like?
Guest contribution by Dierk Soellner, Business Coach | Mar 22, 2021
If you want to design modern software architectures, you have to adapt your organisation. The time is ripe for team topologies.