Non-profits are challenged daily to fund operational costs. Learn how to decrease those costs by 10% to 20% and do more in support of your non-profit mission.
Small businesses have been identified as the engines of the 21st century economy in the USA, the means by which economic growth will occur. Let us show you how to achieve the maximum output from your small business and share in that economic growth.
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Applied Agility exists to assist community-based non-profits and small businesses achieve their objectives with efficiency and agility, through the appropriate application of project and portfolio management disciplines. |
A project is identified as a temporary group of activities required to achieve a unique goal - be it planning a party or conducting an annual inventory audit. When you think about the types of activities in which you engage, you will realize many fall into that definition. Special events, marketing campaigns, store openings, appeals, fund-raising drives all meet the requirements to be considered projects. These activities typically require focused management of timelines and budgets, in order to ensure success. It is the responsibility of the Project Manager to provide that level of attention, applying unique skills and tools to the job.
The mission of this book is to connect the dots between agile practices, project management practices, and those drivers in the business world that make it likely that all projects of all types are going to need the benefits that agile project managers can bring.
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