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Live Interview with Ivar Jacobson
Ivar Jacobson Speaks with Microsoft, Sweden
IJI Launches EssWork 2.0

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Agile for the Real World Series

30 Minute Webinars on the Realities, Successes and Risks of Agile projects.

March 26:  Agile Myths and Reality                                     (Download Recorded Webinar)

April 16: Becoming a better Product Owner                      (Download Recorded Webinar)

April 30:  Getting started with Agility                                 (Download Recorded Webinar)

May 14: Distributed Agile Development                              (Download Recorded Webinar)

May 28: The Subtleties of Becoming and Agile Tester       (Download Recorded Webinar)

Customer Quotes

"We are very pleased to have collaborated with the team at IJI to develop the Business Use-Case Essentials practice.  Leveraging EssWork and incorporating this new practice will significantly help align our business and technical teams on our software projects.  We expect a shorter time-to-market as well as optimized collaboration across the organization."

Tony Drahota, Head of Solution Requirements & Architecture Practice, Application Services,
Fujitsu

Leadership Practice

Can Agile Really Scale?

”Yes, of course it can!"
 Agile is an attitude, it is in everything, it is applied to everything – new software as well as legacy, it concerns everyone in a software organization.  It is in how you roll-out agile to your organization. Agile is not a patch to your old methodology, it penetrates everything you do.   Learn more about adopting and scaling agile in your organization.

 Building the Right Solution

Learn how to focus on desired outcomes to build the right solution
When it comes to delivering the right solutions on time and within budget, most software projects fail.  Often, the root cause of the failure is the software development team’s inability to understand the problems  it’s actually trying to solve.  This lack of clarity results in software that doesn’t address the real problem and therefore never really gets used. 
Learn more!