CHEETAH PM George Pitagorsky, PMP
In this issue of PHAST, I’d like to discuss the trend I hear about all the time, everywhere I travel - AGILE.
According to Wikipedia (
http://en.wikipedia.org/ or Agile Project Management is an iterative method of determining Requirements for Software and for delivering projects in a highly empowered individuals from the relevant business, with supplier and customer input. There are also links to Lean techniques and 6 Sigma. Agile techniques are best used in programme of work.”
AGILE PM HAS EMERGED NOW, NOT JUST AS A PHILOSOPHY, BUT AS KNOWN PRACTICES, A SET OF METHODS, BEHAVIOURS, AND VALUES THAT PROMISE BETTER OUTPUT, FASTER, AND WITH MORE PREDICTABLE OUTCOMES.
Sounds like Project management, doesn’t it?
At a recent Professional Development Day event in Toronto, Canada (a hotbed of PM about in every corner, fuelled no doubt by PMI’s to come this year. The subject came up at a training seminar in Geneva last month, in Brussels last year. There is a lot of buzz about it, no matter where I go.
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