Embrace Business Evolution with Agile MBA!
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Pave Your Path to Success
Experience the true power of an Agile MBA, where boundaries are shattered, and possibilities are unleashed.
Discover a realm of infinite opportunities in the dynamic business landscape, as you navigate through rapid change and foster a collaborative spirit that ignites innovation.
Embrace Digital Transformation with e-Learning at its core, as the Agile MBA program empowers you to conquer new frontiers and stay at the forefront of the digital age.
The Agile Philosophy: Embracing Adaptability and Collaboration
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The 4 Values of the Agile Manifesto:
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Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Agile puts a strong emphasis on the importance of effective communication and collaboration among team members. It recognizes that empowered individuals working together are the key to success.
2
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Agile encourages a focus on delivering tangible results, such as functional software, rather than getting caught up in extensive documentation. This approach ensures that customer needs and expectations are met more efficiently.
3
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Agile promotes active involvement of the customer throughout the development process. By engaging in ongoing collaboration, teams can better understand customer requirements, adapt to their evolving needs, and deliver a product that truly meets their expectations.
4
Responding to change over following a plan
Agile embraces change as an inherent part of any project. It values flexibility and the ability to quickly adapt to new circumstances, enabling teams to respond effectively to evolving market conditions and customer demands.
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Who Needs Agile?
A Call for Efficient and Collaborative Product Management
Agile is a call for individuals and organizations seeking to improve efficiency, collaboration, and adaptability in their projects and products. Various roles can benefit from Agile, including project managers, developers, testers, product owners, and stakeholders.
According to a survey, teams using Agile methodologies experience 28% faster time-to-market and 75% increased team productivity. By embracing Agility, companies can reduce costs by 20% and increase customer satisfaction by 35%.
modules
Powerful Modules for Agile Mastery
Introduction to Agile and Scrum
Relative Value and Effort Exercise
Principles of Product Development Flow
Theory of Constraints/ Systems Thinking
Cognitive Illusions
Packages
Supercharge your career with our e-learning Agile MBA packages, offering flexible, comprehensive education to boost your business skills and excel in today's dynamic marketplace.
(Minimum 20 participants)
FAQs
Agile and Scrum are not the same. Agile is a broader set of principles and values for flexible project management, while Scrum is a popular light-weight framework within Agile that defines roles, ceremonies, and artifacts.
Agile is not a methodology itself but rather a mindset or approach to project and product management. It emphasizes iterative and incremental development, collaboration, and adaptability. Various methodologies, such as Scrum and Kanban, fall under the Agile umbrella.
No, Agile principles can be applied beyond software development. Agile has found success in various industries, including marketing, construction, healthcare, and more. It is adaptable to different types of projects that require flexibility and collaboration.
Yes, Agile can be successfully implemented in large companies. Scaling frameworks like SAFE (Scaled Agile Framework) and LESS (Large-Scale Scrum) provide guidance for applying Agile principles across multiple teams and departments, enabling large organizations to benefit from Agile practices.
