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ORGANIC agility: The handbook is now here!

Agile42

For most readers of this blog, there will be nothing new about the words “ORGANIC agility”. Put simply, ORGANIC agility decenters the mechanical approach that sees organizations as machines built of discrete parts but sees them instead as living networks of relationships between people. appeared first on agile42.

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Scaled Agile – Why? When? How?

Modus Create

Agile at Scale, or Scaled Agile, is all the rage! When and who should implement Scaled Agile? Scaled Agile is a way for organizations with many teams to plan, coordinate, and track work on large initiatives. In this blog post, we’ll review why, when, and how organizations should consider adopting Scaled Agile.

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Training to transform your workforce for the future

Capgemini

As organizations everywhere seek to achieve greater degrees of agility and competitive advantage, once-breakthrough technologies like cloud native and serverless are becoming increasingly mainstream as newer technologies like AI take hold. These imperatives are: Make it immersive.

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The Patrol Method and Self Directed Agile Teams

The Agile Manager

As part of my research into method earlier this year, I picked up a 1959 edition of the Scoutmaster's Handbook. The early editions of the Boy Scouts of America's version of the Boy Scout Handbook were mostly written by the same person, William "Green Bar Bill" Hillcourt , and revised over many years.

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The Patrol Method and Objections to Self-Directed Agile Teams

The Agile Manager

In the previous post , we saw there are quite a few similarities between the Patrol method and self-directed Agile teams. Still others have the old idea of training by mass instruction too ingrained in their systems to change. " If that's the case, one can learn from the other. This makes people feel good about progress toward plan.

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Arriving at the new destination: the DevOps learning journey

Capgemini

We were implementing our DevOps approach for a national financial services company that wanted to develop a DevOps and Agile learning curriculum for 35,000 associates. The beginners experienced a blended learning approach with introductory webcasts, videos, and instructor-led classroom trainings. Skill building.

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Embracing new business models for the digital era

Capgemini

This will ensure that you have a team that’s open and receptive to change, processes that are optimized for agile ways of working, and a start-up culture that’s free from the silos that hold so many organizations back. Once you’ve successfully transformed, you need to keep one eye trained on what’s ahead. Never stop innovating.