Philosophy of Agile

  Agile  

When implementing Agile teams often look at "how" to be Agile and not take the time to do an in-depth look at what the concept of Agile is trying to convey.  Teams may focus on implementing Scrum, or another methodology, but not stop to ask “why” the different rituals are important.  What is it about Agile that helps projects and teams succeed?  What can we learn from Agile, isolated from a particular methodology?

This webinar takes a step back and looks at Agile as a team, company, and personal philosophy.  The Agile Manifesto and Principles will be explored and analyzed for the intent behind them.  We will look at Agile in terms of its adaptability, flexibility, and structure for concepts of risk mitigation, communication, and cost savings.  We will discuss the broad ideas of, and distinct differences between, collaboration, negotiations, and interactions.  Finally, the webinar will dive a little into project methodologies to see how they bring the philosophy of Agile into practice.

This webinar takes a step back and looks at Agile as a team, company, and personal philosophy. The Agile Manifesto and Principles will be explored and analyzed for the intent behind them. We will look at Agile in terms of its adaptability, flexibility, and structure for concepts of risk mitigation, communication, and cost savings. We will discuss the broad ideas of, and distinct differences between, collaboration, negotiations, and interactions. Finally, the webinar will dive a little into project methodologies to see how they bring the philosophy of Agile into practice.