Research from the Project Management Institute shows that agile organizations: finished projects on time 65% of the time, versus 40% for non-agile companies. completed 75% of their goals, versus 56% for non-agile grew their revenue 37% faster These all sound great but not every project benefit from Agile project management. Well, like any tool or method, ...Read More

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Let’s do a little Math. Before agile existed, the widely used method in developing software was the Waterfall. – relies on predictability and sequence – need to spend a large amount of time and effort – gather resources and plan with a lot of key decisions based purely on assumption =  constricting, regulated, and too ...Read More

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