Business Agility Introduction
FAQs
Business agility refers to an organization's ability to respond quickly to abrupt market changes, actively seek to incorporate new information and feedback into product management via rapid iteration, take advantage of emerging opportunities, embrace disruptive technology, and espouse a culture of continuous improvement.
- Leadership
- Governance
- Culture
The Agile Manifesto is a document created in 2001 by 17 programmers interested in developing software in new ways. There are four core agile values and 12 agile principles in the Agile Manifesto.
The business agility value stream is a thought process that enables organizations to evaluate potential opportunities quickly, taking advantage of the speed-to-market competitive advantage while still maintaining a focus on core agile values and principles.
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