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Corporate Agility
Insights On Agile Practices For Adaptive, Collaborative, Rapid, And Transparent Enterprises
By Michael Wong
Is Agile the answer? Many teams and enterprises have contemplated this question as they embark on their journey to corporate agility. Some have succeeded spectacularly by implementing Agile with flexibility, equipping themselves with the tools to thrive in today’s ever-changing landscape. Others, however, have found success elusive.
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