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Why Would I Ever Need A Pop Up Squad?

Let’s get this out of the way first. This is not an original idea. Temporary teams capable of taking on complex projects have existed for decades. Hollywood is…

nimbleapproach20164th July 2018

Tips

Does the pursuit of ‘finished’ destroy efficiency?

Confession: I finish nothing! I finish things but I’m never satisfied with what I submit, and…I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to achieve a level of…

nimbleapproach20164th June 2018

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Agile News and updates

Nimble partners with William Hill for Agile Transformation

We're excited to announce that we've partnered up with the nation's favourite bookie William Hill to assist them in transforming the way the company operates in terms of…

nimbleapproach201623rd January 2018

News and updates

Nimble Case Study – Shield Safety

At the start of the year, we met up with the software team at award-winning, Manchester-based consultancy Shield Safety Group. For those of you who don't know Shield…

nimbleapproach201619th July 2017

Agile Tips

Agile Governance…. what we really mean

When I talk about Agile governance, I always get the same reaction, which goes something like this… ‘Are you being serious?’ Most people I talk to think I’m…

nimbleapproach201616th May 2016

Tips

Self organising teams – where are the boundaries??

In most organisation these days we acknowledge that self organising teams are a good thing. This hasn't been the case over time. Every team wasn't born as a…

nimbleapproach201626th November 2015

Agile Tips

Using Kanban to reduce people’s context switching hell!

What's interesting to observe with different organisations far and wide is how there's one common factor I always (to different degrees of course) see in people and teams;…

nimbleapproach201621st August 2015

Tips

Retrospectives: Fresh NOT stale please

After a while, because of the lack of imagination and enthusiasm in the session, the participants use the session to have a bit of a vent and it…

nimbleapproach201628th April 2015

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Agile Tips

Agile Pick n’ Mix – A Glossary of Terms

Going back a few years when I first read about Agile, I found plenty of content on a variety of topics online. Whilst I appreciated having such a…

nimbleapproach201625th February 2015

Tips

Coaching Retrospectives – Starting Off Right

As an Agile Coach, one of the key principles I teach teams is how they can benefit from meeting up regularly to discuss the way they are working.…

nimbleapproach201620th January 2015

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Nimble Blog

Why Would I Ever Need A Pop Up Squad?

Does the pursuit of ‘finished’ destroy efficiency?

Nimble partners with William Hill for Agile Transformation

Nimble Case Study – Shield Safety

Agile Governance…. what we really mean

Self organising teams – where are the boundaries??

Using Kanban to reduce people’s context switching hell!

Retrospectives: Fresh NOT stale please

Agile Pick n’ Mix – A Glossary of Terms

Coaching Retrospectives – Starting Off Right

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