Large, non-software companies introducing Agile to their organizations tend to suffer from a cognitive dissonance of sorts: we would like to have the same look and feel across the entire company, delivering stellar-quality products, yet we want to enable high-performing, self-organizing, self-managed, and self-empowered teams to deliver (or demo) at the end of each sprint. This Executive Update summarizes five key scenarios in which this cognitive dissonance becomes especially evident for large companies, particularly with non-software teams.
Executive Update
5 Scenarios for Addressing Agile’s Cognitive Dissonance in Large, Non-Software Companies
Posted June 4, 2019 | Industry | Technology |
Don’t have a login?
Make one! It’s free and gives you access to all Cutter research.