Keyword Scaling Agile
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Weapons-grade Agile
11 MAR 2011 | Posted in cost of agile, scaling agile | Author Jason SmithThere was an interesting article in Computing this week – it alleged (after an extensive survey of one CIO, probably in a bar shortly after he’d been fired) that Agile was hugely more expensive over a system’s lifetime than traditional ways of running projects. “I wish I’d never heard of Agile,” wailed the unfortunate CIO.
At IndigoBlue, in addition to our good-looks, generosity and sexual dynamism, we specialise in two things. The first is, crudely, weaponising Agile; making Agile suitable for large organisations and complex programmes. The second is applying its philosophy, techniques and processes to strategic business change; how to apply incremental change across an organisation.
11
MAR
Scaling Agile Long Term
11 MAR 2011 | Posted in agile methodology, cost of agile, scaling agile | Author Peter BirdScaling Agile isn't just about concern with managing bigger teams. It's also about longer term governance and management of the broader programme.
Agile Programme and Project Management
Posted in agile engineering, agile methodology, agile practices, agile project management, scaling agile
Effective Project Management
Agile - effective scalable project and programme management
- Delivering projects in short, controlled capital increments
- Balancing ability to be responsive to change with predictive project and programme planning
- Scalable to the largest projects in the world
Scaling Agile to large projects demands balance between the ability to be responsive to change with an absolute business requirement for certainty requiring elements of predictive programme management and control.