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02 The Commons How do you help leaders, customers and other colleagues understand what’s on your plate now and what’s
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Agile is easy to understand and difficult to master. It requires long-term dedication. A changing work structure requires a shift
Be Agile. Hack Your Space.
So, the call went out for volunteers to be part of this new experiment—people willing to move into very basic,
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The project itself is guided by Agile principles. The teams using the space provide continuous feedback, fostering a participatory process
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As designers listened to input from the different teams, they drew inspiration from urban planning to create an environment that
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As the Neighborhoods took shape, Hunnewell’s team owned one of several Agile Studios. They found working in an open team
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Recently, the Steelcase Applied Research + Consulting team has focused on new capabilities specific to Agile. In true Agile fashion,
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