Author Archives: Andrea Keeble

13 Agile Events this Spring – We’re Gonna be Busy

I got an email this morning from our Community Manager listing all the agile events we’re doing this spring and wow – we’re gonna be busy! Scope out the list… Is one of these events in your area? Come out … Continue reading

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Top 10 Things the State of Agile Development Survey WON’T Tell You

Every year we publish the highly anticipated results of our State of Agile Development Survey. And every year we see momentum for agile climb, supported by consistent business benefits (faster time to market, ability to manage changing priorities, better alignment … Continue reading

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2 Great Talks on Lean Management & Story Mapping Coming to DC 3/20

If you’re in the DC area, or know someone who is, be sure to mark the calendar for March 20th. You won’t want to miss this great lineup of talks coming to AgilePalooza DC, including these two from our friends … Continue reading

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Rightsourcing Organizational Agility

Guest post from George Schlitz, BigVisible Co-Founder & Coach In today’s complex business environment, people and teams can be overwhelmed with the sheer amount of change they face. If priorities ever seem clear, they quickly shift in response to new competition, … Continue reading

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If You Could Say 1 Thing Anonymously to Your President About Agile What Would it Be?

This is a new question we’ve added to our annual State of Agile Development Survey, launched just over a week ago, and I’m chuckling at some of the answers coming in. I thought I’d share some of the good ones. … Continue reading

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