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its Volatility equal to agile, because im think many people un-clear definition about that 2 Words
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Volatility: tendency to change
Agility: ability to respond to change Saving Changes...
I am reading your post as "Is Volatility equal to Agile?"
In broader terms YES.
Agile is a mindset & project practice which accepts defined degree of uncertainty / volatility within the boundaries laid down by the project team.
Here project team includes product owner, scrum master and execution members
Product owner responsible for scope / deliverable uncertainties
Product owner / Scrum master responsible for external influencing factors
Execution members responsible for hiccups / risks during execution
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1 reply by Eduard Hernandez
Dec 21, 2020 3:11 AM
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Ganesh, your answer might read that Agile = Scrum, which is one of the myths about Agile. It is totally possible to run an agile organization without scrum master or product owner roles.
Product Operations Program ManagerBarcelona, Cataluña, Spain
Dec 20, 2020 11:54 PM
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I am reading your post as "Is Volatility equal to Agile?"
In broader terms YES.
Agile is a mindset & project practice which accepts defined degree of uncertainty / volatility within the boundaries laid down by the project team.
Here project team includes product owner, scrum master and execution members
Product owner responsible for scope / deliverable uncertainties
Product owner / Scrum master responsible for external influencing factors
Execution members responsible for hiccups / risks during execution
Ganesh, your answer might read that Agile = Scrum, which is one of the myths about Agile. It is totally possible to run an agile organization without scrum master or product owner roles.
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1 reply by Ganesh Manivannan
Dec 21, 2020 5:05 AM
Ganesh Manivannan
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Eduard, yes on second read, I sound so.
My reply was specific to project and didn't address organization level.
Was responding with Agile project mindset, thanks for calling it out right.
Ganesh, your answer might read that Agile = Scrum, which is one of the myths about Agile. It is totally possible to run an agile organization without scrum master or product owner roles.
Eduard, yes on second read, I sound so.
My reply was specific to project and didn't address organization level.
Was responding with Agile project mindset, thanks for calling it out right.
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1 reply by Eduard Hernandez
Dec 21, 2020 5:27 AM
Eduard Hernandez
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Hi Ganesh. I imagined what you meant, this is why I added some clarification. Have a great day.
Product Operations Program ManagerBarcelona, Cataluña, Spain
Dec 21, 2020 5:05 AM
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Eduard, yes on second read, I sound so.
My reply was specific to project and didn't address organization level.
Was responding with Agile project mindset, thanks for calling it out right.
Hi Ganesh. I imagined what you meant, this is why I added some clarification. Have a great day. Saving Changes...
Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
Agile was born in 1990 inside the USA DoD/NSF Agility Forum at Leihigh University, not in software field. You can search for the Forum deliverables because today the forum is still active (but not open for public domain). Is not about VUCA or some buzzwords you have today. Is about how to achieve the 3 main objectives: survive, growth and develop no matter the environment. Agile was created as an alternative of Lean after a prediction about Lean was not enough in 2015-2030.
The definitions were:
Agile "A way of thought and behave whose focus is the increase of value for the client and the quality"
Agility: "Be able respond to a wide variety of unexpected external surprises and create external surprises. Being agile will assist businesses who face unpredictable circumstances."
Time after (2001 aprox) the software domain take the same word but they do not define Agile and agility explicity. No matter that you will find people like Allistar Cockburn or Jeff Beck that took the same definitions.
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1 reply by Andrianus Toar Pradaya Lonteng
Dec 21, 2020 8:59 PM
Andrianus Toar Pradaya Lonteng
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Hi Sergio
Well Noted for 3 objectives for agile
Can u discribe more about volatility vs agile
because in my place, still more have ambiguity about that
Agile was born in 1990 inside the USA DoD/NSF Agility Forum at Leihigh University, not in software field. You can search for the Forum deliverables because today the forum is still active (but not open for public domain). Is not about VUCA or some buzzwords you have today. Is about how to achieve the 3 main objectives: survive, growth and develop no matter the environment. Agile was created as an alternative of Lean after a prediction about Lean was not enough in 2015-2030.
The definitions were:
Agile "A way of thought and behave whose focus is the increase of value for the client and the quality"
Agility: "Be able respond to a wide variety of unexpected external surprises and create external surprises. Being agile will assist businesses who face unpredictable circumstances."
Time after (2001 aprox) the software domain take the same word but they do not define Agile and agility explicity. No matter that you will find people like Allistar Cockburn or Jeff Beck that took the same definitions.
Hi Sergio
Well Noted for 3 objectives for agile
Can u discribe more about volatility vs agile
because in my place, still more have ambiguity about that
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1 reply by Sergio Luis Conte
Dec 22, 2020 6:21 AM
Sergio Luis Conte
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They are not three objectives for Agile. They are three objectives for each organization/company in the world because they are systems. About your second question, the definition of Agile is there in my post. About definition of valatily is something that will change in unpredictability way. So, take the definition of Agility I posted above then you will find that Agility will help to deal with that.
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Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
Dec 21, 2020 8:59 PM
Replying to Andrianus Toar Pradaya Lonteng
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Hi Sergio
Well Noted for 3 objectives for agile
Can u discribe more about volatility vs agile
because in my place, still more have ambiguity about that
They are not three objectives for Agile. They are three objectives for each organization/company in the world because they are systems. About your second question, the definition of Agile is there in my post. About definition of valatily is something that will change in unpredictability way. So, take the definition of Agility I posted above then you will find that Agility will help to deal with that. Saving Changes...
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