See complete article here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/draft/AgEhDXJyw4TUYwAAAXBa1Zh1LHA3j7T3I4IyBDdfyxFrjBArmy55Wm1IKcSnpp9B2Tk3YUw Key take-aways: The modern fossil-fueled-powered agricultural model is broken in a world impacted by climate change. As well as the industrial manufacturing model was broken when it comes to producing software. These two paradigm shifts came finally to the same conclusions while being reinvented. Agile and Permaculture have in common some of their core principles: some meta-principles that are shared across these disciplines seem to emerge as fundamental rules. System thinking enables anybody to step back from their context and make decisions that encompass a broader scope, focusing on global optimisation instead of local improvement.

1. 1/ Maximize efficiency by lowering energy input and
increasing yield
2/ Keeping a sustainable pace over a long period of time
3/ Foster versatility and cross-functionality for more resilience
4/ Carefully design a strategy and a plan to optimise the yield
given the set of constraints
5/ Praise the value of interactions across the system’s agents
6/ Subtle changes for a continuous smooth and efficient
transitioning toward the optimum
7/ Energy conservation - a principle to keep the options open
for coping with uncertainty and increase resilience
8/ Reduce the distance between producers and consumers
1/ Maximize efficiency by lowering energy input and
increasing yield
2/ Keeping a sustainable pace over a long period of time
3/ Foster versatility and cross-functionality for more resilience
4/ Carefully design a strategy and a plan to optimise the yield
given the set of constraints
5/ Praise the value of interactions across the system’s agents
6/ Subtle changes for a continuous smooth and efficient
transitioning toward the optimum
7/ Energy conservation - a principle to keep the options open
for coping with uncertainty and increase resilience
8/ Reduce the distance between producers and consumers
The 8 similarities that make
Permaculture and Agile look-alike
production mindsets
The 8 similarities that make
Permaculture and Agile look-alike
production mindsets

2. THOUGH THE PROBLEMS
OF THE WORLD ARE
INCREASINGLY COMPLEX,
THE SOLUTIONS REMAIN
EMBARRASSINGLY
SIMPLE.
THOUGH THE PROBLEMS
OF THE WORLD ARE
INCREASINGLY COMPLEX,
THE SOLUTIONS REMAIN
EMBARRASSINGLY
SIMPLE.
Bill Mollison,
founder of permaculture

3. “TRADING-OFF YIELD NOW
FOR STABILITY IN A
CHANGEABLE FUTURE”
“TRADING-OFF YIELD NOW
FOR STABILITY IN A
CHANGEABLE FUTURE”
Permaculture One,
Bill Mollison & David Holmgren

4. EVERY ACTION AND
INVESTMENT IS THOUGHT
WITH BOTH A SHORT AND A
LONG TERM VIEW ON THE
SYSTEM, AT THE SAME TIME
EVERY ACTION AND
INVESTMENT IS THOUGHT
WITH BOTH A SHORT AND A
LONG TERM VIEW ON THE
SYSTEM, AT THE SAME TIME
about Permaculture & Agile

5. CHANGE IS ACTIVATED
BY A HEURISTIC FUNCTION
WHICH IS MEANT TO
CONVERGE TOWARDS A
NEW OPTIMUM
CHANGE IS ACTIVATED
BY A HEURISTIC FUNCTION
WHICH IS MEANT TO
CONVERGE TOWARDS A
NEW OPTIMUM
CHANGE IS ACTIVATED
BY A HEURISTIC FUNCTION
WHICH IS MEANT TO
CONVERGE TOWARDS A
NEW OPTIMUM
@rvailleux

6. THE "EDGE EFFECT"
UNCOVERS A THIRD,
PRODUCTIVE, ECOSYSTEM
LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION
OF TWO EXISTING ECOSYSTEMS
@rvailleux

7. HOMEOSTASIS
A BALANCED STATE
WHERE ALL THE
FORCES ACTING IN
THE SYSTEM ARE, IN
THE END, MUTUALLY
COMPENSATING TO
KEEP THE SYSTEM
STABLE.
HOMEOSTASIS
A BALANCED STATE
WHERE ALL THE
FORCES ACTING IN
THE SYSTEM ARE, IN
THE END, MUTUALLY
COMPENSATING TO
KEEP THE SYSTEM
STABLE.
HOMEOSTASIS
A BALANCED STATE
WHERE ALL THE
FORCES ACTING IN
THE SYSTEM ARE, IN
THE END, MUTUALLY
COMPENSATING TO
KEEP THE SYSTEM
STABLE.

8. PERMACULTURE
INCLUDES A SOCIAL
FACET, MAKING A
PROPERTY
CONNECTED TO ITS
NEIGHBOURING
ECOSYSTEMS

9. ACCORDING TO THE
PERMACULTURE
PRINCIPLES,
EVERY ELEMENT IN
THE ECOSYSTEM
CAN BE
CONSIDERED AS
ENERGY STORAGE
ACCORDING TO THE
PERMACULTURE
PRINCIPLES,
EVERY ELEMENT IN
THE ECOSYSTEM
CAN BE
CONSIDERED AS
ENERGY STORAGE
ACCORDING TO THE
PERMACULTURE
PRINCIPLES,
EVERY ELEMENT IN
THE ECOSYSTEM
CAN BE
CONSIDERED AS
ENERGY STORAGE