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SORRY, THE NEW CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE CAN’T BE BUILT USING AGILE THE AGILE RISK MANAGEMENT

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Page 1: Sorry, the new Champlain Bridge can’t be built using Agile

SORRY, THE NEW CHAMPLAIN BRIDGE CAN’T BE BUILT USING

AGILE

THE AGILE RISK MANAGEMENT

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WHO AM I?

Chief Operating Officer at Pyxis Technologies

Expert in Agility since 2004 Certif ied trainer for Scrum.orgLecturer at UQAM and Sherbrooke

UniversityCo-author of the book

« Choisir l’agilité »

Mathieu [email protected] ca.linkedin.com/in/mathieuboisvert/

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AGILITY IS NOW INDISPENSABLE FOR DEVELOPING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Indispensable? Really?Perhaps not always.

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Why is building a

bridge using an

Agile approach

not a good idea?

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A WATERFALL METHOD ISEFFECTIVE IN CONTEXTS THAT ARE CERTAIN AND WHERE THERE IS NO ROOM FOR ERROR.

When the initial informationis inadequate and the product is

sufficiently flexible to allow for experimenting, empirical approaches

such as Agile methods are most effective.

So for which contexts are Agile methods best suited?

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Similar contexts

product development

process improvement

designing a building using Building Information Modelling (BIM)

IMPLEMENTATION OF ERP : FEASIBILITY UNCERTAINTY

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Similar contexts

training programchange management

program redesigning a spacehiring strategywriting a bookdevelopment of a new

productsales strategy

MARKETING CAMPAIGN: MARKET IMPACT UNCERTAINTY

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research and developmentadoption of a new

technology

MY DAUGHTER’S HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT: EXPERIENCEAND SKILL UNCERTAINTY

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Integrating deliverables produced by different

individuals or teams

TEAM PROJECT: TEAM DYNAMICS UNCERTAINTY

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AGILE OR NOT AGILE, THAT IS THE QUESTION

Agile approaches are not the solution to all problems. Agile methods are highly relevant

when uncertainties cannot be verified through analysis, but rather through experimentation.

To use or not to use an Agile method is therefore,

not a choice by default, but rather a decision that must be made before each of our

projects.