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What is a Gemba Walk?
For example, an on-site inspection and survey can also be an eye-opener for agile teams. It can be surprising for a team to see that their implementation of a program screen has perfectly fulfilled the given requirements, but is a pain for the users because it automatically opens another window and thus disrupts the user’s workflow.
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Lean: working with the customer in focus
Agile beefs up Lean. Lean is good - but in a volatile world it needs more. Agile is the evolution of Lean for dynamic market environments. Wherever we have to deliver results early, wherever customer requirements change quickly, wherever we work at the forefront of innovation - agility is needed everywhere.
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Agile corporate management with Objectives and Key Results
As with other agile frameworks, OKR does not have a one-size-fits-all solution for every context. We work with you to find the solution that delivers the greatest value in your business context. As a management consulting firm, we have already helped many clients effectively deploy agile ways of working, thinking about complex issues, reacting to specific situations, and getting things moving.
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What is an agile transformation?
As a result of ongoing digitization, market conditions, customer requirements and the complexity of products are changing ever faster. The traditional methods of collaboration and decision-making processes are often perceived as too slow and too inflexible for this. This makes many teams and managers want a more adaptable organization. And with it the desire for an agile transformation.
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Product and service strategy: Successful alignment for sustainable success
A well-thought-out strategy helps companies to use their resources effectively, identify market requirements at an early stage and offer products or services that secure competitive advantages in the long term. Challenges One of the biggest challenges many companies face is recognizing and responding quickly to ever-changing market demands and customer needs.
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What is an agile organization?
An "agile organization" is an organization that adheres to the Lean and Agile served to react quickly and flexibly to changes and new requirements in the market. Why is it so important to respond fast and flexibly to the market?
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Together we will make your organization more capable of delivering.
Previous Next Customer Stories Agile transformation at dwpbank Support for a major agile project and deployment of interim agile coaches to speed up the delivery of solutions and services at dwpbank. Product development at Merck Establishment of a strategically aligned agile product development process and team support through agile collaboration models.
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Agile Myths: User Stories – a mandatory format for Scrum Teams?!?
The User Story format is often used by Scrum teams to document requirements. It’s a short syntax that sounds totally simple, but when we sit down and try to fill this syntax with life, we quickly realize that it’s not that easy. Some of you may have stumbled across user stories that somehow sound “artificial”. So what is it about this little sentence? Why do so many people use it?
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Large Scale Scrum: Scaling Framework for Large Products
This means it changes needs: Area Product Owner, Requirement Areas with Area Backlogs. The overarching events take place within the LeSS implementations.
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Individual scaling: together we design what suits you best
The good news: You can combine all agile frameworks. You can't really go wrong with the selection. The crux of the matter is implementation. And that's exactly where we start with you. Design your agile scaling now Call Malte Foegen. "We'll work with you to find a solution for agile scaling that fits your business." SAFe and LeSS are collections of samples.