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02 Mar 2023

Agility – small changes, big impact

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Agility does not need to be complex or scaled to be impactful. Often simple changes can generate the greatest impact. The concept is easy to understand – customer-centricity, collaborative teams, continuous learning, and incremental value delivery. But the application of simple concepts is not always as easy as it sounds. How might embracing Agile principles through small consistent changes make an impact?

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Veronica Melian, PhD.

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