Five Levels of Planning: The Executive Perspective

by Hubert Smits

Several years ago, I wrote a short article on planning in agile projects that dispelled the notion that agile practices did not include much planning. 1 Agile has moved on, and implementations now have the attention and participation of the whole organization, including its leadership, which we'll explore in this Executive Update.

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Five Levels of Planning: The Executive Perspective02 October 2011

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