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If you work in the software industry, managing a project is a crucial part of your job. Get trained by a competent and professional Scrum coach to gain further insight into project management. 

Building an Agile Capability in Your Organisation


Assessing Your Teams' Agile Fluency


The long-term success of Agile in an organisation is dependent on its investment in its Agile teams.

Different organisations - and even different parts of organisations - have different business goals and therefore different kinds of Agile fluency in their teams.


Effective targeting of the investment in learning solutions, coaching, mentoring, training and tooling involves identifying the required outcomes, and then performing a gap analysis to measure the distance between where the teams are now and where they need to be to achieve business outcomes.


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copyright James Shore and Diana Larsen http://www.agilefluency.org/


The Agile Fluency (R) Model

The Agile Fluency Model created by James Shore and Diana Larsen is a simple but powerful tool that supports cost/benefit analysis for investment planning.


It identifies four fluency 'zones': Focusing; Delivering; Optimising; and Strengthening. Some organisations can achieve their objectives with a Focus on value, applying the basic rules of Scrum, Kanban or some other Agile approach. Others, wanting to deliver to a rhythm dictated by the market, may need to invest in a wholesale skills upgrade to Deliver value . Yet others may want to include strategic business knowledge in the teams to Optimise value, and a few might want to incur the wholesale structural and cultural changes needed to progress to the Strengthening zone.


Organisations can choose to shoot for the target zone that suits their needs.


Agile Fluency (R) Diagnostics

Emerald Hill's Alan O'Callaghan is trained and licensed to use the Agile Fluency diagnostic tools.


After working with an organisation's management to identify there they want to be, he uses the tools to provide a guided, facilitated, self-assessment that helps teams determine what they need to achieve the desired fluency.


Read Alan O'Callaghan's article 'Are We Nearly There Yet?'


Watch Diana Larsen's 10 minute video Introducing the Agile Fluency Model


Read the Agile Fluency Project's whitepaper The Agile Fluency Model - A brief Guide to Success with Agile


Download our Agile Fluency Brochure

918 Agile Project Management with Scrum (3 days)

 To organise your Agile assessment, contact  maria@emerald-hill.co.uk

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