Adam Hoots - Daily Agile on the Jobsite: Metrics That Matter
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Are your Agile efforts on the jobsite actually delivering results—or just sounding good on paper? In this talk, Adam Hoots challenges teams to focus on what truly matters: measurable impact. Discover how simple, field-driven metrics can transform adoption, accountability, and real progress in construction environments.
Key Takeaways
- Measure before-and-after impact, not Agile adoption
- One meaningful metric beats dashboard overload
- Field-owned metrics drive real behavioral change
Recommended Resources
- “The Lean Builder” - By Joe Donarumo & Keyan Zandy. Practical guide to applying Lean principles in construction.
- “Toyota Kata” - By Mike Rother. A scientific approach to continuous improvement and team learning.
- Old Dawg Lean Thesaurus: Making Lean Simple! by Adam Hoots.
Parting Word of Advice
"Track what actually changes—because if nothing measurable improves, nothing truly improved."
Speaker BioAdam Hoots is a Lean construction leader, builder, and Clemson adjunct professor focused on people-first culture, team development, and industry transformation. ****Connect with Adam Hoots on LinkedIn.
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