Mastering a new way to complete projects takes time. It takes knowledgeable leaders, open-minded employees and the right tools. Rolling out an Agile development process is just this sort of thing. You can’t show a fancy PowerPoint presentation and believe everyone gets it. You also can’t expect everyone to know why you’re actually adopting such a methodology.
You’ve heard the terms ‘Agile’ and ‘Scrum’ and wonder if they’re a passing fad or the latest enablement solution. I’ve built a career deciphering between the two, teaching clients why Agile works and the best ways to increase R.O.I. with as little overhead as possible. Want to know why? Read on for the ultimate list of benefits seen adopting an Agile process and why it’s not just today’s marketing buzzword.
Agile is an approach that transcends national borders. Despite the Agile Manifesto was originally written by a group of American developers, the successful implementation of Agile techniques led to its spread around the world. We are proud of the fact that there are teams, companies and Agilists communities on every continent.
The first annual unconference with Agile Baltimore Group as local Lean/Agile practitioners, technologists, entrepreneurs and advocates come together for a day of idea sharing, networking, and collaboration.
Together with the Agile Alliance, Agile Open Northwest presents a one-day Open Space in Portland on September 24, 2015. You’ll have a chance to collaborate with 125 others, using Open Space Technology to start, discover, and share discussions around agile topics…and to meet the directors of the Agile Alliance and of Agile Open Northwest.
2015 is your best opportunity to learn from and network with the most active, influential Agile professionals on the planet. Learn the latest development methods, technologies, tools, leadership principles, management philosophies, policies and processes.