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AbstractFacilitating the Shift to a Collaborative Culture for Agile Project SuccessWhen organizations adopt Agile practices a fundamental shift in culture is required. Teams are suddenly required to participate in the decision-making process and to take ownership of commitments. Project leaders are expected to create and facilitate this shift to a collaborative culture. While collaborative cultures ultimately create stronger, more productive teams with a vested interest in an organization's success, the move to collaboration can sometimes be challenging. This talk will help you to rethink and realign the traditional
command-and-control culture of most development groups. We'll discuss the
paradigm shift most organizations moving to Agile face in the transition
to a collaborative team environment and the importance of facilitating
this shift to the success of agile projects. About the Speaker
Barry MullenBefore coming to Rally, Barry was a Systems Engineer at IONA Technologies, and a consultant at Agitar. And although he went to school at Trinity College in Dublin and this event will be on Saint Patrick’s Day, neither green beer nor green bagels will be served. |
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