Core Thinking Patterns for Lean/Agile Organizations

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Core Thinking Patterns for Lean/Agile Organizations

Posted April 9, 2018 | Leadership | Amplify

Srinivas Garapati explores important philosophies and the mindset behind Agile and Lean. He starts with the thinking patterns required to be successful. He then considers the nature of an Agile organization and finishes with strategies for organizational design.

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Srinivas Garapati

Srinivas Garapati is an independent freelance consultant and researcher in organizational design, social systems, and its underlying challenges. He has more than 18 years’ experience in IT, healthcare, and the technology industry at various levels, from executive to program/project management. Mr. Garapati’s work has focused on strategic planning, business unit development, IT applications, software product development, and organizational design… Read More

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Core Thinking Patterns for Lean/Agile Organizations

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