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Weak Organizational Structure Can Lead to Business Implosions within Startups and Established Businesses Alike
When a business has been successful enough for long enough, minds will inevitably turn to the eternal question of “What next?”. As sure as night follows day, the response to this question tends to relate to scaling up. If you have just climbed a mountain,

How to Implement Agile in Your Software Development Business
If you’re unfamiliar with Agile or aren’t sure how to implement the Agile methodology in your company, you may be looking for an outside consultant. Before you start looking for Agile consulting firms, read this blog to make sure you understand what your software development

Agile Project Consulting: Implementing Agile Strategies at the Project-Level
Agile methodology has exploded in popularity over the last few years. As a more flexible, team-oriented response to the traditional “waterfall” approach, Agile allows companies to maximize their productivity in fast-paced environments. This has been a game-changer in the tech industry, where rapid adaptation and

What to Look for in Agile Consulting for the Tech Industry
Agile innovation methods have been driving success in multiple arenas for approximately two decades, yet they are still surrounded with an aura of enigma. You might hear an executive talk about “time boxes”, or a software developer mention “scrum”, but the truth is that even

This Is the Easiest Way to Relieve Stress Quickly
In order to develop “Agile” organizations and leaders, people need breathing room to take on new ideas and behaviors. To accomplish that, we must first relieve their stress. Until they feel relaxed and comfortable, the people we coach and consult can’t focus on making a

This is the Reason Your Middle Managers are Stressed
Today’s workplace is experiencing a culture clash between the top and bottom — between the old “waterfall” ways of managing and the new “Agile” ways of the modern workplace. Management at the top is still operating under outdated silo, or “waterfall,” practices. These waterfall practices within the