Agile Flack to Hack – Adventures of an Agile journalist.
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Report of field work on Agile shows concrete outcomes: Cambridge Core consolidates multiple platforms, logs 12 million journal downloads and 6 million chapter downloads, and reaches decisions from 10,000 user surveys and 50 face‑to‑face interviews to create four personas; development runs with 300 engineers in Manila. A government apprenticeship service scales from ~20,000 to ~150,000 users and 2,000 training providers. School hackathons use one‑hour sprints and Kanban; a Primark team turns a licensed Love Island T‑shirt from brief to shelf in 48 hours.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45About Rachel
- 2:40Why Agile
- 3:14Winning an award
- 3:57Agile Vox and Agile Matters
- 6:18Acorn Aspirations
- 7:30Hackathon
- 8:57Caitlin
- 10:15Cambridge Core
- 15:51Digital Apprenticeship Service
- 18:36GDS Assessment
- 20:49Agile on the Beach
- 22:32Agile Project Manager of PR
- 28:03English National Ballet
- 29:41Personal Trainers and Pole Dancers
- 32:10Agile Matters
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