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  • Scrum vs. agile project management – A simple explanation of the differences

    “Agile working” is a broad term that refers to a set of values and principles in our daily work that emphasize flexibility, a willingness to learn, teamwork, and rapid iterations. This applies not only to projects, but to them as well. “SCRUM” has become the prototypical term for agile working. Why is SCRUM not a project management method? And how do these two terms interact in today's project management?

    AdvancedKarl Hitschmann7 minutes

  • Self-organization as the key to rapid change and agile organizations

    Digitization is more than just technology. Rather, the organization must also be able to think digitization. For many, this is tantamount to a real, deep cultural change! One with the best prospects for the future, but a culture shift usually feels time-consuming and protracted. Always these resistances ...! Or? But what would be, if the organization would simply rebuild itself? What if it wasn't up to the people? What if everything was already in place and only needed to be activated? What helps is the 'trick' with self-organization!

    OrganizationWolfram Müller6 minutes

  • Profession or vocation to the New Work Way

    "If you quit today, we'll pay you for the time you worked and offer you a $1,000 bonus." Unusual approaches like these have been shaping the new culture in our understanding of New Work, and not just since today.

    CultureHeike Bauer7 minutes

  • Success factor for rapid digitization = capacity!

    There are plenty of ideas for digitization - what's missing are always the resources. What if the resources were already there, but you just didn't see them? The trick is the bottleneck. The article shows how to get to these capacities to finally give momentum to digitization activities!

    Beginner / BasicWolfram Müller7 minutes