Guessing is not a strategy: How to build decision velocity with AI and real-time data
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Going Agile
Janis is an award-winning journalist and editor who has covered many industries beyond project management, including health care, financial services, higher education and retail sales.
The worlds of classic project management and contemporary agile development are not as far apart as some practitioners might believe. In this two-part series, two devoted agilists share practical strategies for building understanding among project leaders and moving teams and organizations toward realizing Agile’s benefits.
In the past decade or so, the agile community has grown rapidly, with published reports noting that 60 percent or more of software organizations now use some agile methods in their work. Given its success, the agile approach is beginning to be applied outside the software field, in product development and marketing for example, industry observers say. And interest in agile shows no signs of slowing.
Historically, however, there has been a strong theoretical divide separating the agilists and the PMP-certified crowd. Some even call it animosity. But bridge building has begun as experts are working to clarify some of the …
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