Tag Archives: agile realism

“Agilewashing”: An expensive way to achieve hardly anything

Let me start by introducing you to my new concept: “Agilewashing”. (At least I have not heard or seen anyone else use the concept yet). “Agilewashing” most likely does not happen consciously, but probably because the understanding of agile systems … Continue reading

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From idealized agile pictures to agile realism

A few days ago I read a really interesting article by Jan Wischweh. The topic was “The agile crisis”. (It was published on Medium.) Jan W.’s article was spiced up with quotes by some of the agile heavyweights who back … Continue reading

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Fra agile glansbilleder til agil realisme

Jeg har netop har læst en top-interessant artikel af Jan Wischweh. Den handler om “The agile crisis” og blev offentliggjort på Medium. Artiklen af Jan W. er krydret med en række citater fra agile sværvægtere, bla. nogle af dem, der … Continue reading

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How lack of real management support can kill agile ambitions

These days agile is the new black, and thanks for that! Having been an IT Project Manager for around 30 years, I have seen too many classic-style projects fail, because the budget or the time allocated to do the project … Continue reading

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