Category: Agile
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A Decade Later: What I Got Wrong About Agile Hybrids
I found an old post I wrote in February 2015. In the post “Approaches, Lets Try A New Blend“, I’d proposed blending Crystal Clear, XP, Scrum, and DSDM into a “People-Centric Hybrid Approach.” Take the best bits from each. Throw…
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Beyond “Agile”: Embracing Dynamic, Evolving, Adaptable, and Disruptive Ways of Working
The idea of moving beyond the “Agile” label resonates deeply, especially as Agile has grown far beyond its original definition. I responded to a post by Management 3.0, but pondered later in the day and quickly wrote this. Enjoy. For…
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Thriving in Turbulent Times: Principles of Agility for Uncertain Worlds
In a world marked by relentless turbulence and uncertainty, organizations must adapt, innovate, and evolve. The pace of change isn’t slowing—if anything, it’s accelerating. To respond effectively, being “agile” is helpful, but it’s not sufficient for true success. We must…
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Book: “Clearly Agile: A Leadership Guide to Business Agility”
It’s finally happened! My friend and Business Agility Institute (BAI) colleague, Giles Lindsay, has released his agility book. We both co-founded the UK operation of the BAI, and it’s been a remarkable journey. I had the pleasure of attending the…
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Book Release: “Clearly Agile: A Leadership Guide to Business Agility”
I’m honored to be recognized by my friend and colleague, Giles Lindsay, as he celebrates the launch of his new book, ‘Clearly Agile.’ It’s been inspiring to witness the fruition of his hard work. Giles shared this exciting news on…
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Ingenious Agility: The Mindset Organizations Need to Thrive Today
In a world defined by rapid change, complexity, and uncertainty, organizations across all sectors are searching for ways to not just survive but thrive. Agility has long been seen as the answer, but traditional agility often falls short. Frameworks and…
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De Bono’s Dilemma: A Challenge to Product Thinkers and Agile Teams
“The system will always be defended by those countless people who have enough intellect to defend but not quite enough to innovate.” – Edward De Bono This quote rings particularly true in the realm of product development. Often, we…