The term “agile process” is thrown around a lot in the world of software development. Agile software development (as well as project management) basically assumes that things change so fast that you can’t rely on a plan to stay on track–teams need to be constant communication to stay focused on the goal.
You can ignore the “scrums”, “essential unified processes”, or EUPs and other mystifying jargon, but if you can incorporate this idea of being agile, you’ll find it extraordinarily helpful.
A recent blog post from the software developer Agilewords gives 5 tips for leading remote teams that might originate in “Agile” theory, but all team leaders need to implement no matter what process the team uses.
To read the full, original article click on this link: 5 Tips To Keep Projects On Track When Everything Changes | BNET
Author:Wayne Turmel
