Improving Business Agility: Time-to-market, Time-box and Flow
Summary
However, if you try and move away from producing one-size-fits-all solutions to accommodate the needs of different clients, you lose the economies of scale that make commodity production simpler to manage, monitor, and improve. But you can only achieve the same levels of productivity improvements as physical commodities if your digital business processes are flexible enough to adapt to customer requirements. The challenges of the digital world Today, software companies understand that economies of scale no longer apply and have moved away from traditional predictive management approaches to, instead, focus on the needs of customers. Your feedback loop’s consistency and frequency is not only good practice, but allows you to fine-tune the process, creating time boundaries that enable you to quickly adapt to new customer requirements. Specifically, for a sprint, it also creates the opportunity to hear your stakeholder’s voice and improve the value of each delivery, not only in terms of flow but also about prioritizing what brings the most value.