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Cut through the noise and concentrate your efforts where it makes the biggest difference. Comparative Agility enables you to embed continuous improvement as part of your operating strategy.
With information targeted at various levels of the organization, you will be armed with the insights and intelligence necessary to make the most of your investments and execute on an approach that is tailored to meet the needs of your unique organization.
With information targeted at various levels of the organization, you will be armed with the insights and intelligence necessary to make the most of your investments and execute on an approach that is tailored to meet the needs of your unique organization.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 40 days
Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
45 episodes
since Dec. 1, 2019
episodic
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In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda welcomes author, consultant, and transformation leader David Ramesh to explore why organizations can adopt Agile practices and still struggle to achieve meaningful alignment.
Drawing from his book Finish the Journey and the development …
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In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda welcomes transformation and systems leader Mac Sarbah to explore what it really takes to turn ambitious strategy into measurable results.
Drawing on his experience leading a major transformation within the Global Health Division at the G…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda welcomes Helen Beal, founder of Flowtopia and a leading voice in value stream management, to explore why many organizations struggle to achieve true agility despite years of transformation efforts.
Drawing on her experience in DevOps, va…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda sits down with Mooly Beeri to challenge one of the most common assumptions in modern software development: that Agile naturally leads to better outcomes.
Drawing on decades of experience leading software transformations in global organiz…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda speaks with Kelly Brogdon Geyer about what it really takes to build organizations that can adapt to change.
They explore why “resistance to change” is often misunderstood, how change overload holds teams back, and what leaders and PMOs c…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Roda speaks with Ann Marvin, President and CEO of Peacock Hill Consulting, about the AIM Implementation History Assessment (IHA) and how it helps organizations turn past change experiences into a roadmap for success.
The AIM Assessment, develo…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda speaks with Jason Molesworth, CEO and Chief AI Strategist at Accelerated Innovation Group, about why 2026 will be a make-or-break year for organizations adopting Generative AI.
They explore what it really takes to move from experimentati…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda speaks with Colleen Johnson, CEO and Co-Founder of ProKanban.org, and Janee McConnell, Director of Community Operations, to explore the power of Kanban in optimizing workflow and delivering value. They discuss how the Pro Kanban communit…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda speaks with Michelle Cummings, Founder of Personify Leadership, to explore the art and science of leading with intention. With her background in psychology and experiential education, Michelle shares how leaders can cultivate trust, buil…
In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, host Dee Rhoda sits down with Dan LeFebvre and Avi Schneier to explore the intersection of AI and Scrum@Scale. Together, they discuss practical ways AI can support teams and organizations—from enhancing meetings and backlogs to helping action team…
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