Susan Abishara 
Is This The End of Agility? [EPUB ebook] 
Who wants to be fast and adaptive anyway

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IS AGILE REALLY DEAD?

Despite providing huge benefits for many organisations over the years, agile is now as divisive a topic as religion and politics. Bringing it up in conversation will immediately divide the room. Who would have thought a term coined over 20 years ago by a bunch of developers would have such an impact?

We should not be afraid of this question. Agile is evidence-based, which means both negative and positive findings need to be incorporated for success. With 63% of organisations currently transitioning to agile, the desire for organisational agility and speed to market is real. And the digital age has accelerated change massively. It is predicted that over 50% of existing companies will be replaced within the next 10 years.

In this book, the question ‘Is this the end of agility?’ is explored in five parts:

  • Is this the END of agility? What went wrong?

  • WHO has achieved mastery and what do they do differently?

  • WHAT is agility and how can you avoid the most common pitfalls?

  • Putting the WHY into your agility journey.

  • HOW to custom design your organisational agility journey.

  • In this thought-provoking book, Susan Abishara will help you finally understand agile and how it can help your organisation. The impact this will have on your business will be extraordinary.

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    Irish by birth and nature, and a long-time dweller in Melbourne, Susan has over 30 years’ experience wrangling organisational chaos and complexity, transforming businesses with passion, at pace, into high-performing, digitally enabled money-making machines. Susan tacklesthe ‘sacred cow’ debate head on with ‘Is This The End of Agility?’It is time to change the odds of the agility game for all.

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    语言 英语 ● 格式 EPUB ● 网页 240 ● ISBN 9781922764737 ● 文件大小 4.3 MB ● 出版者 Susan Abishara ● 发布时间 2023 ● 版 1 ● 下载 24 个月 ● 货币 EUR ● ID 8862630 ● 复制保护 Adobe DRM
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