Editorial articles

An Operating Model is the glue that connects the why (strategy), the how (people & resources) and the what (the work). An agile operating model aims to achieve this using agile ways of working. An Operating Model brings clarity to how the organisation will use its resources to execute the strategy and deliver value to customers.

Remote working, as we know has become almost standard for many industries and organisations. How do you keep your remote working teams motivated?

How do you become a better leader? In this interesting edition of Agile Talks, Alan raises this question. As a skilled, smart practitioner in your field, how do you transfer your skills to lead a team as a Product Owner?

“As with all of our clients, success is both tangible and intangible. Of course, hitting the key results that we set out on any engagement is paramount.” Nate Nelson, MD USA ADAPTOVATE

Watch the full video series of Cost Cutting and Efficiencies Using New Ways of Working.

In this article we address what the role of leadership looks like during the COVID-19 crisis.   Both from our own perspective, but also from what we are now observing in our clients.  

The pre-covid19 trends in the pharma industry already suggested that, in order to curb the rise of drug prices, companies would need to look at reducing costs related to R&D, just like they have been doing in reducing spend in sales and marketing. 

In this editorial we want to explore the certain traits that are exposing organisations ability to cope with COVID-19 or not.   Ask yourself – Which side of history do you want yourself, your team, your company to be on?

We look at four key themes that came out of the post covid question “what would you have done differently”.

Understanding how to run remote workshop is essential to successful outcomes. We also provide a comprehensive guide to working remotely.

We look at six ways you can re-energies at the start of a new year.

The Greek philosopher, Heraclitus of Ephesus, said  – “the only constant in life is change”. Yet, when change happens, we are often surprised. We are all human.