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Agile project management can take the ideas from agile software development and can be applied them to a more general notion of project management. Agile methods generally aim to promote a project management process that promotes stakeholder involvement, responses, objective metrics, and effective control buttons. With research proving that almost half of all improvement initiatives are unsuccessful due to lack of effective authority, as companies the time has never been more wise to consider how exactly we are managing our businesses and the type of authority strategies we've in place. Given that so many business are littered with failed start-ups and businesses nowadays, it is clear that more work and investment is needed to develop future leaders. But despite having the right authority set up, which business model does one choose to follow? You'll find so many schools of thought and countless business theories on this issue, but one I really believe can revolutionize the way in which our businesses operate is that of agile project management. It's a relatively new notion - especially in businesses functioning outside of the IT and technology industries - but the one that I really believe could really improve how many companies perform in jobs where high-quality deliverables are require. But what is exactly is agile project management? And what is an agile team? What makes an agile project manager not the same as a traditional project manager? They are are just some of the questions we'll be responding to within this booklet. We also want anyone to:
- Understand the variables and factors which have an impact on the overall implication and sustainability of your activity toward an agile project management style
- Identify the key differences between management and authority styles and behaviors and why going agile could change your business for the better
