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1. In Hindsight…
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... keeping retrospectives fresh, purposeful, and safe. It is the only way to keep the true essence of agility within our grasp.  ...
2. Stairway to Agility
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
As agility becomes more widely practiced, more people and organizations are giving it a serious look and we are seeing more of what Geoffrey Moore (Crossing the Chasm) would call the Early Majority starting ...
3. PMI Houston 2010 Conference & Expo
(Downloads/Presentations)
... This Thing Called Agility? This session continues to provide me new insight with each audience.  Coming at the end of the conference let me take more of a retrospective slant based on what participants ...
4. Agile Adoption
(Services/Consulting)
Have you been hearing how agility has taken off at other companies and wondering how to make it work for you? Was there a great speaker at the last conference you attended who got you really excited about ...
5. Agile Leadership
(Services/Consulting)
... agility but don't see much in the way of results? Whether it is leading your teams for awhile, or coaching and mentoring the project leaders you have in place today, I can help make agility more real in ...
6. Not Suitable for Agile?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
I was very pleased to see that the current issue of PMI's PM Network publication (May 2010, Volume 24, No.5) contains a couple of good articles on agility. In particular, Sandra Guy gets it right in her ...
7. PMI Houston - Downtown
(Downloads/Presentations)
What's This Thing Called Agility? Adopting agile principles is more than just adopting a new set of practices.  To reach the full potential of agility, one must also adopt agile values and create an organizational ...
8. PMI Houston Newsletter Publication
(Activities/Recent Activities)
Thanks to PMI Houston VP of Communications Pankaj Gupta for including a recent article of mine in the February 2010 edition of Project Landscape. The article, Agility: What's in it for me?, talks about ...
This workshop will provide an introductory look at agility, the expectations placed on both agile teams and agile leadership, and the organizational culture needed for teams to reach their full potential ...
... and practices often makes existing organizational issues more apparent.  It does not create these issues, they were there all along stuffed somewhere in the dark corner of avoidance.  Agility just makes ...
Stand Back and Deliver - Pollyanna Pixton, Niel Nickolaisen, Todd Little, Kent McDonald Differentiating, Partner, Parity, Who Cares.  Where does your project fall, and what might you do differently because ...
12. Houston Tech*Fest 2009
(Downloads/Presentations)
What's This Thing Called Agility? The presentation continues to evolve as an introduction to agility focusing more on the values and organizational culture side of agile principles. This presentation ...
Agile practices offer a reasoned way to address uncertainty and change in ever evolving business environments and steer the organization toward achieving the best possible outcome for its effort.  This ...
14. Agility: What’s In It for Me?
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... with.  So just why should senior managements care about agility? I would suggest agility provides senior management three things: Effectiveness, Information and Control. But to get these, senior management ...
... efforts, but agility is not just for software.  Agile methods like Scrum can be applied to any project effort that entails significant uncertainty to deliver improved business results in ever evolving ...
By focusing on business value, transparent collaboration and continuous improvement, agility provides alternative approaches and toolsets than can meet today's challenges.  Using Scrum as an example, ...
17. The Art of Burndown
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... could be a significant shock to the project stakeholders; not the openness and transparency agility aims to achieve. Consider then an alternative; actually an iteration burnup that provides some more information ...
18. Scrum is Not Just for Software
(Downloads/Articles)
... efforts, but agility is not just for software.  Agile methods like Scrum can be applied to any project effort that entails significant uncertainty to deliver improved business results in ever evolving ...
19. Agility: Its Advanced Citizenship
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... At times it also means letting the team fail, so that it can learn how to succeed. Agility is often thought of as an undisciplined free-for-all by those uninitiated in its values and practices.  In reality, ...
20. Individuals and Interactions
(Blog/Robbie's Blog)
... Agility recognizes the importance of collaboration and expects more from the team.  How the team works together, how it communicates, how it collectively finds solutions are all far more important than ...
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