Agility

Glossary

Agile learning

Agile learning borrows tools and methods from the world of agile work (especially Scrum-based software development) and applies them as a framework for self-organized learning in small teams or for individual learners.

Agile learning

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Experience

A glimpse of the working world of the future

Can working in a home office really lead to an increase in productivity? Yes, but this requires trust from both sides.

A glimpse of the working world of the future

Article

Experience

The Agile Manifesto, or the importance of responding to change with flexibility

Check out its four core values and seize the opportunity to cast a critical eye over your own priorities.

The Agile Manifesto, or the importance of responding to change with flexibility

Article

Inspiration

Is true agility just a pipe dream?

Agility might well be bang on-trend, but there are very few companies that have really got the hang of it. Why exactly is it so difficult to put agility into practice?

Is true agility just a pipe dream?

“Inspect and adapt” – agile methods for any team

Working agreements, daily stand-ups, timeboxing – In this article you can learn how even non-agile teams can benefit from these techniques.

“Inspect and adapt” – agile methods for any team

Agility

Agile learning

A glimpse of the working world of the future

The Agile Manifesto, or the importance of responding to change with flexibility

Is true agility just a pipe dream?

“Inspect and adapt” – agile methods for any team

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