Between Agile and Traditional project management approaches, it’s easy to feel like the world is far more complicated. As a project manager, a department manager, or a team lead, understanding the strength of each methodology allows you to combine the right tools and management approach to your project.
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Taking the Best Parts of Agile: Part 4 – Continual Learning
In the first three parts of this series, we started with sharing the secret sauce of Agile is understanding that Agile is a framework built on strong principles you adjust to fit your organization. The goal is to make the right adjustments while not losing the...
Taking the Best Parts of Agile: Part 3 – The Power of Teams
In the first two parts of this series, we described the secret sauce of Agile is understanding that Agile is a framework built on strong principles you adjust to fit your organization. The goal is to make the right adjustments while not losing the underlying strengths...
Taking the Best Parts of Agile: Part 2 – Connecting with Customers
Last post, we reviewed - the secret sauce of Agile and shared this important idea: Agile is a framework built on strong principles you adjust to fit your organization. The goal is to make the right adjustments while not losing the underlying strengths that Agile...
Taking the Best Parts of Agile: Part 1 – Smaller Bites
Agile is getting a lot of great press lately as we see companies like Amazon thriving by leveraging the concepts. But we also see push back from other business leaders on why Agile won’t work for them, or companies that have tried going Agile but are not seeing the...
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