Why Pragmatic Agile is the Best Agile
People usually use Pragmatic Agile to describe “Bad” Agile. However, Pragmatic philosophy can explain why Pragmatic Agile is actually “Good” Agile.
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People usually use Pragmatic Agile to describe “Bad” Agile. However, Pragmatic philosophy can explain why Pragmatic Agile is actually “Good” Agile.
Over the next couple of months there are three particular Lean Agile events that I’m involved in which I’d love to see people at!
Every Agile Transformation involves imposing Agile in some form or manner. These three elements provide a way to do that in a healthy and productive way.
The Scaled Agile Model (SAMe) is the perfect approach for organisations wanting to be Agile without actually making any changes.
The Einstellung Effect explains some of the dynamics seen in the growth and popularity of Agile, and why the Agile is Dead movement may have missed the point.
“That’s Not My Agile” is a parody inspired by the many debates, discussions and diatribes I see on social media about the state of Agile.
The phrase “outcome-oriented, continuous transformation, everywhere” describes my approach to Agile Transformation. This post explains what I mean by that.
In 2023, I aimed to blog more and succeeded, publishing 23 posts. This review shows that top posts covered strategy deployment and agile topics.
The shift from Agile Transformation to Strategic Agility is discussed, favouring continuous, outcome-oriented change as a means to achieve Strategic Agility.
This post defines 3 teaming models; projects where people are pushed to work, agile teams where teams pull work, and dynamic reteaming where work pulls people.