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Monthly Archives: March 2015
The Top 4 Manager Contributions to Successful Agile Implementations
Lately, I blogged about management behavior that will make or break a robust agile implementation. I mentioned that agile transformations are only likely to succeed if heavily supported by the management. It is a prerequisite for a robust agile implementation that managers … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Agile failure, Agile implementation, Agile project management, Best Practice, Management, Management responsibility, Organizational agility, Project Management Methods, Uncategorized
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