Developing Agility

Organisations today operate in an environment of constant volatility. However, many are too slow in responding to the economic, consumer and talent volatility around them.

‘Agile’ is now a staple term in most organisations, yet slow decision-making, siloed thinking and inflexible technology are still commonplace at an enterprise level. Future success, possibly even survival, depends on your organisation’s responsiveness…your agility. This organisational capability is the new frontier for competitive advantage.

It is not about 'doing Agile'. The keys to unlocking this challenge are more deeply rooted.

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Organisational agility: a guide to taking the first steps

Our business agility and operational excellence expert Simon Tarbett offers some advice to clients when asked the question, Where To Start?

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The need for agility to grow revenue and thrive in a turbulent market

We’re looking at how organisations need to be agile if they’re to grow revenue and thrive in a turbulent market.

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How to set targets to drive business performance

Targets are essential for driving better business results. Let’s discuss what companies should – and shouldn’t – be doing.

How frozen organisations can become fluid

To develop organisational agility, focus on being like water.

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Ruthless prioritisation

The secret to delivering a corporate strategy faster, more effectively and at lower cost

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The agility paradox

Moving from frozen to fluid: How leaders can foster organisational agility

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Operational optimisation: the culture key

We provide some advice for organisations and leaders on how to become more agile and develop the resilience to thrive in this current climate.

Agility: It's time to get your hands dirty

How organisations can create nimble and small change teams that can pivot to meet evolving priorities.

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Improving individual agility is the key to success for senior leaders

The era of ‘High Frequency Change’ requires agility in leadership.

Data delivery: don't go chasing waterfalls

The key delivery factors that contribute towards a successful data transformation programme in general insurance.

Experimentation is the key to unlocking business agility

View our top five reasons why an experimental approach works in unlocking business agility.