The direct value of a more iterative approach to strategic change and improvement is obvious in most cases. The hidden challenge however, is changing behavior to truly be Agile. Join us in this series to understand what you can do today to start gaining value from your Agile journey.
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A LETTER TO THOSE WHO HAVE GIVEN UP ON AGILE
NEW TEAMMATE ROUNDTABLE
Recently, we held a TGG Roundtable with three teammates who joined us this year to discuss their transition to, and time with, The Gunter Group. The conversation ranged from first impressions, to client work, and even TGG’s four legged friends.
TGG BOOK REVIEW – SCRUM
Regarding agile, there are thousands of books and tens of thousands of articles online. Everyone has an opinion. So if you want to learn more, where should you start? Why not learn from the founder of Scrum, the most popular agile methodology out there?
FROM OUR PARTNERS: TGG PROUD TO ANNOUNCE OUR NEWEST PARTNER,
TONY SCHWEISS
We are proud to announce Tony Schweiss as the newest Partner in The Gunter Group. Tony has had a profound impact not only on our company’s business, but also on our Culture.
EXECUTION PRACTICE Q&A WITH TRISHA BENNETT
Trisha Bennett, Execution Practice Service Leader, details how TGG’s Execution work supports complex client initiatives and drives results.
TECHNOLOGY PRACTICE Q&A WITH MATT JAMISON
Matt Jamison, Principal Consultant and Service Leader for TGG’s Technology Practice, explains TGG’s unique approach to Technology work and explores current industry trends.
PEOPLE PRACTICE Q&A WITH
KARA O’CONNOR
Kara O’Connor, Service Delivery Manager for TGG’s People Practice, details the impact and focus of TGG’s recent People Practice work.
STRATEGY PRACTICE Q&A WITH STEPHEN BACON
Stephen Bacon, Service Delivery Manager for TGG’s Strategy Practice, shares how TGG uniquely approaches strategy work to support clients.
TGG BOOK REVIEW – UPSTREAM
How many of our problems could we solve before they even happen? Much of what we do is planned out, however, no amount of planning can solve for everything. That is where Dan Heath’s book Upstream comes in.
