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Hepta
Management System

From Lean-Agile to Lean-AI.

Since 2024, AI is transforming software development. Quieter, but more profoundly than most are willing to acknowledge. This book rethinks IT management for exactly this turning point.

Available on Amazon (Kindle Unlimited) and in book stores worldwide.
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The framework

The seven senses of an IT organization

HeptaMS orders the framework jungle along seven senses with which an organization perceives and steers its environment. Not another framework - the layer above.

01
Direction
OKR

Strategy and focus instead of activity.

02
Leadership
Management 3.0

Self-organization with accountability.

03
Flow
Lean

Value stream instead of utilization.

04
Cadence
Scrum, Kanban, SAFe

A rhythm that fits the work.

05
Stability
ITIL

Reliable operations without bureaucracy.

06
Collaboration
DevOps

From idea to production.

07
Reach
Sourcing

Extending your delivery capability.

The AI trail

Eight chapters. One red thread.

From the anatomy of today's coding agents over Spec-Driven Development to security, operations and the forensics of AI-induced incidents. With data, not hype.

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Get the book

45 chapters in six parts. Available as paperback or e-book - at Amazon (incl. Kindle Unlimited), Apple Books, Google Play and in book stores worldwide.

From 69 € Paperback
E-book: 29 €
Practice it

Join the community

Office hours, wiki, forum, materials and certification courses. The HeptaMS Community is where practitioners help practitioners - and where you find what doesn't fit in a book.

  • Forum and Q&A
  • Curated wiki
  • Regular office hours
  • Certification courses
  • E-book bundle in all languages included
René Hoyer
About the author

René Hoyer

René Hoyer has been writing software since he was twelve. For over two decades he has accompanied organizations through agile transformation: as program manager, product owner and SAFe coach (SPC). He has introduced Scrum, Kanban and OKR in large companies. He has worked with artificial intelligence since the early nineties, today daily with coding agents. He is the founder of OCENOX and lives with his family in Auckland, New Zealand.