Unlocking business agility with evidence-based management : satisfy customers and improve organizational effectiveness /

Organizations often believe in the certainty of their plans and see every deviation from the plan as a sign of failure. They view the organization as a machine for creating and executing plans instead of looking at it as a responsive organism, attentive to the changes in its environment. In a world...

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Main Authors: Kong, Patricia (Author), Miller, Todd (Computer scientist) (Author), Bittner, Kurt (Author), Ripley, Ryan (Author)
Other Authors: Schwaber, Ken (writer of foreword.), West, Dave (writer of foreword.)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Addison-Wesley, 2023.
Edition:[First edition].
Series:Professional scrum series.
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