Scaling Up Agile Adoption by Scaling Down: Focusing on Individual Skills for Successful Agile Teams and Organizations

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Scaling Up Agile Adoption by Scaling Down: Focusing on Individual Skills for Successful Agile Teams and Organizations

Posted December 31, 2008 | Leadership |

Over the years, I've had a growing suspicion that has turned into a certainty: the success of agile adoption efforts is not based primarily on the practices or even the team. I've come to believe that the number one reason for the success of any agile adoption effort is the individuals involved in the projects.

About The Author

Amr Elssamadisy

Amr Elssamadisy is a software development practitioner who helps his clients build better software that is more valuable to their organizations. Mr. Elssamadisy and his colleagues at Gemba Systems help both small and large development teams learn new technologies, adopt and adapt appropriate agile development practices, and focus their efforts to maximize the value they bring to their organizations. His technical background and experience in C/C… Read More

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Scaling Up Agile Adoption by Scaling Down: Focusing on Individual Skills for Successful Agile Teams and Organizations

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