Trending Agility Discussions

Is the ability to implement a long-term beneficial strategy more important than the ability to continuously and if needed radically innovate?‎

How can we reconcile the permanent use of a well mastered but out-dated software programme in a company with its innovation capabilities (ie agility)?‎

Do you think 2 weeks sprint is enough time in your project or you do you think you need more time ? ‎

هل تعتقد ان الرشاقة التنظيمية هي اساس نجاح المنظمات ؟ Do you think that organizational agility is the basis of the success of organizations?‎

I want to learn Agile how to ?‎

i want to start with Agile Development ! so what is agile ? what is there components ?  what is the best resource and links for learning Agile ? and finally is there cer‎ ... See More

What are the latest topic in the Strategic management area especially those related to agility and ambidexterity strategies topics?‎

 

Answer added by  Bassel Yousef Alhussein Alhussein, Senior Web Developer, Thiqah
7 years ago

Two weeks is a good average period for a sprint, so that you can keep aligned to the plan and manage any latency and changes smoothly. It's more recommended to short ... See More

 

Answer added by  Christophe Tarayre
4 years ago

  "Scrum employs an iterative and incremental approach to optimize predictability and control risk." The sprint duration depends of diverse constraints (busines ... See More

 

Answer added by  Brahim Kaleche, sale executive, Algerienne des Eaux
5 years ago

if you hire HR basing on ambidexterity, then you have to let them enough authority and ressources to keep the company on the field. including all classic management bases ... See More

 

Answer added by  Dheeraj Ahuja, IT Delivery Manager, Ola Money
7 years ago

ideal time for sprint is 2-4 weeks. 2 weeks sprint is fine when your epics and features to be delivered are big enoough to be fit in 2 weeks during. When if your features ... See More