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The Transformation Journey: Lessons Learned

Planview

At the same time, our traditional planning processes cannot keep up or sustain us anymore: The annual plan is most on-strategy the day you finish it. It’s difficult to react swiftly to change when your plans and budgets are set in stone. Bonus: You get to see us on video! Patrick has dubbed this phenomenon “strategy atrophy.”

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The Best Project Management Templates

Wrike

Getting granular with work projects is important as you’re often faced with pressure from several sources: Time limits Budget constraints Client expectations Stakeholder opinion Without a measured or considered approach to how you’ll tackle both major and minor projects, the risk of falling prey to pressure from any of these sources increases.

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Selling Agile to the C-Suite to Get Buy-In

Leading Agile

Organizations need to move at market speeds sustainably, and that pace is getting faster and faster. Regulatory compliance can clash with speed, and having strategy goals and budgets that we can communicate to the markets and achieve may conflict with the need for continuous learning and adaptation. So what can we agree on?

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The Relationship Between Culture and Performance

Leading Agile

Video Transcript We have to respect both sides of the equation. Yesterday’s weather and all those kinds of things, stable velocity, sustainable pace, all that kind of stuff, they don’t have to keep over committing. Budgeting and funding matters. Both sides have to be true. These things.