Business Agility Requires More Than Organizational Stability

QE Unit
5 min readMar 31, 2022
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Agility requires stability.

Far from the stereotype of changing our minds every day, being agile requires sticking to important decisions in multiple parts of the organization. And for sure, it’s more than implementing a few rituals within a cross-functional team.

Organizational stability is a known requirement of stability for agile teams. But the digital transformation increases the pressure to deliver Quality at Speed software, requiring to extend stability to other parts of the software value chain.

Quality Engineering is the paradigm constraining the software lifecycle to Quality and Speed on a continuous basis. This article shares the required elements of stability to combine for building a lasting business agility in your organization.

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Methods stability streamline activities

The software delivery lifecycle is a composition of multiple processes, commonly bundled inside methodologies. Their successful repetitive execution enables organizations to increase their capability to meet the high-standard.

But changing the activities involves stopping what people are doing to implement…

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