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Category Archives: Management responsibility
Scaled agile frameworks and methods? Don’t waste your time and money in an attempt to make the unworkable work
It has been a while since I have had a chance to write on my blog, and have I missed it! You may be a busy person too and want to go directly to my latest article on TechBeacon about why … Continue reading
Posted in Adopting agile, Agile, Agile implementation, Agile project management, Agile transformation, Good practice, Management responsibility, Organizational agility, Project efficiency, Project Management Methods, Uncategorized
Tagged Agile, agile failure, Agile maturity, Agile transformation, Organizational agility, Project success, Project waste, Scrum
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3 ting du som leder kan gøre noget ved med det samme og få øjeblikkelig positiv effekt på dine projekter
Forskning har gennem de sidste mange år vist, at en af de faktorer, der har størst betydning for projekters succes er aktiv ledelsesopbakning. De organisationer, der præsterer godt og stabilt på deres projekter har for 81% vedkommende aktive projektsponsorer. Du … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Ledelse, Ledelsesansvar, Management, Management responsibility, Project efficiency, Project maturity, Projekter og forretning, Projektmodenhed, roller og ansvar
Tagged best practice, effektivitet, kvalitet, Organisatorisk projektmodenhed, Project success, Projektøkonomi, projektsucces, Spild
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This is why you need to be razor sharp when specifying roles and responsibilities on your project
All project management methods include an activity to specify roles and responsibilities. In Scrum the roles as Scrum Master, Product Owner and the Team as well as their separate areas of responsibility, are clearly defined. In Kanban, flow is controlled … Continue reading
Posted in Management responsibility, Project efficiency, Project Management, Project Management Methods, Project maturity, Resource allocation, Roles and responsibilities, Uncategorized
Tagged Agile Project Management Association, Project best practice, Project efficiency, Project maturity, Project resource allocation, Project waste
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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
Tagged Agile, agile failure, Management responsibilities in agile, Organizational agility, Project efficiency, Project waste
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Management Behavior that Will Make or Break a Robust Agile Implementation
A couple of months ago the following statement was made at a conference by a business manager: “We want better projects, so the management of our company has decided that everyone will start working agile from January 2015”. I was puzzled. Very puzzled. Did … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Agile failure, Agile implementation, Agile implementations, Agile project management, Best Practice, Management, Management responsibility, Organizational agility, Project efficiency, Uncategorized
Tagged Agile, agile failure, Agile project management, best practice, Management responsibilities in agile, Organizational agility, Project efficiency, Project waste
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