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Innovation Elegance: Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace

Innovation Elegance: Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace

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Innovation Elegance: Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace

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Innovation Elegance: Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace

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Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace
is the first book in the
Innovation Elegance
series. Although software is not what makes innovation difficult, innovators rely on software-centric methodologies. What makes innovation difficult is people: how we interact, govern, collaborate, or fail to collaborate. A people-centric methodology isn't shocking or revolutionary. It's just overdue.
This book explains how to adopt the metaphors of an expectation-setting factory and the performing arts (theater, improv, partner dance, and music). The series' second book explains how to adopt the metaphor of an asset portfolio - documentation that represents love letters that benefit your future team. The series' third book explains how to distinguish and navigate good, bad, and false leadership.
converts chaos and cruelty into discipline and empathy through familiar activities, habits, and language. Innovators will be able to crawl, walk, run adopting tools to shape culture, raise project success rates, and improve the employee experience. Instead of pursuing a competitive advantage, the frontier of innovation and your profitability is pursuing a collaborative advantage.
Transcending Agile with Ruthlessness and Grace
is the first book in the
Innovation Elegance
series. Although software is not what makes innovation difficult, innovators rely on software-centric methodologies. What makes innovation difficult is people: how we interact, govern, collaborate, or fail to collaborate. A people-centric methodology isn't shocking or revolutionary. It's just overdue.
This book explains how to adopt the metaphors of an expectation-setting factory and the performing arts (theater, improv, partner dance, and music). The series' second book explains how to adopt the metaphor of an asset portfolio - documentation that represents love letters that benefit your future team. The series' third book explains how to distinguish and navigate good, bad, and false leadership.
converts chaos and cruelty into discipline and empathy through familiar activities, habits, and language. Innovators will be able to crawl, walk, run adopting tools to shape culture, raise project success rates, and improve the employee experience. Instead of pursuing a competitive advantage, the frontier of innovation and your profitability is pursuing a collaborative advantage.

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