Agile May Not Survive Your Next Reorganization

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Agile May Not Survive Your Next Reorganization

Posted February 2, 2011 | Leadership |

Don't be surprised if your agile adoption is going south after your next company reorganization. Many agile implementations I've observed will not survive company or division reorganizations. Unfortunately, many of these agile adoptions enabled teams to exhibit truly breakout performances.

About The Author

Brent Barton

Brent Barton is a founding partner at Sterling Barton, LLC, a software product and consulting services company. Brent has used Agile practices for a decade as a Chief Technology Officer, PMO manager, project manager, development manager, software developer, ScrumMaster, Product Owner, coach, consultant, and trainer. He applies agility, pragmatism, persistence, organizational constructs, and process disciplines to help organizations outperform… Read More

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