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The journey of PGA TOUR’s generative AI virtual assistant, from concept to development to prototype

AWS Machine Learning - AI

As the sports generative AI landscape evolves, it enables the creation of new content. For sports organizations, this technology enables more immersive fan engagement and unlocks internal efficiencies. Beyond sports, our methodology can be replicated across any industry.

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AoAD2 Chapter 4: Investing in Agility

James Shore

One of the recurring themes in this book is that, in order to be Agile, your organization has to buy in to the underlying Agile philosophy. The following sections describe the investments your teams need from your organization. Your organization can trade money for time by hiring people to help your teams. Investing in Agility.

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Agile vs Scrum: Differences & Similarities?—?The Complete Review [2020]

Codegiant

Cons of Agile: The problem with Agile is that as it grew significantly in popularity, spreading out across many organizations, some businesses abandoned the initial agile mindset, and instead focused on a certain set of principles and practices done in an exactly prescribed way. Jay Hyett, Senior Delivery Coach at Envato.

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AoAD2 Chapter 5: Invest in Agility

James Shore

As we saw in the previous chapter, in order for your teams to get the benefits of Agile, your organization has to buy in to the underlying Agile philosophy. The following sections describe the investments your teams need from your organization. Your organization can trade money for time by hiring people to help your teams.

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Organise your engineering teams around the work by reteaming

Abhishek Tiwari

As a bare minimum, I can think of an engineering organisation of 6 Spotify like squads with each team consisting of 8-10 people including engineers (frontend/backend), BA, PO, and an agile coach. We’ve self-organized into these largely temporary groups since the early days of Valve. Resting in sports is a very common practice.