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16. Creating an Agile Ecosystem with Saraounia Mboka-Boyer
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Experts, authors, changemakers, case studies, and real-world ways to ensure Agile works for your organization. Each episode examines a specific topic and the practical steps you can take to achieve better results starting now. After all, what’s the point of business agility if it doesn’t lead to better results.
From proven patterns for success to leadership, scaling, metrics, empowerment, change management, and product structure, Unlocking Agile gives you the keys to innovate, adapt, and thrive.
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16. Creating an Agile Ecosystem with Saraounia Mboka-Boyer
Agile isn’t something you do, it’s a way of being. And when we have enabling environments that support this vision, true change can happen. In this episode of Unlocking Agile, Bobby talks with Saraounia Mboka-Boyer on the importance of creating an agile ecosystem at the enterprise level at the very beginning of any transformation.
Episode 16 | 23 min
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Bobby Woods
Enterprise Agile Consultant, Scrum Inc.
About Robert ‘Bobby’ Woods: Bobby started his journey supporting ITSM environments and Systems Engineering. He specializes in pragmatic and practical application of Agile concepts as a holistic approach to company-wide agility. Bobby is an international speaker, coach, podcaster, and author on topics ranging from Business Agility, Leadership, and Team Facilitation to Agile Security and Iterative Change Management.
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