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Agile Project Execution

We apply an Agile approach to your strategic projects, ensuring focus, continuous improvement, and adaptability.

We kick-off Agile teams, developing the practices and skills needed to deliver frequently and adapt when necessary.

We keep stakeholders aligned, by co-creating common goals and fostering frequent alignments.

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Discover how we helped a logistics company adapt to changes in the market and their business strategy in a change initiative that impacted multiple parts of the organization with our case study “Scaling Agile for a Strategic Program in a Logistics Company”. Download it for free and get ready to transform your operations.

Typical challenges we solve

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Bureaucratic governance

Programs waste a lot of time adhering to slow and complex governance practices.

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Lack of adaptability

When unexpected problems arise, project teams are slow to adapt and value delivery is impacted.

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High delivery risk

Lack of alignment between delivery teams increase the risk of delays and failures.

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Lack of focus

Delivery teams struggle to slice and prioritize work effectively resulting in delays and under-whelming outcomes.

Agilar was a key partner in our Agile transformation, their experience and knowledge providing support on a variety of key topics such as training, team and leadership coaching, operating model definition, and change roadmap.

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Caroline Messiaen

Head of Agile CoE, BNP Paribas Fortis

Why companies choose to work with us

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Continuous improvement and transparency

Project teams that share a common way of working - iterative, continuous improvement (product & process), and transparency on progress.

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Outcome focused

We help programs understand customer needs and define clear goals that help teams prioritize the work that needs to be done.

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Aligned objectives

We onboard key stakeholders into the program and facilitate regular conversations to ensure alignment on objectives and priorities.

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Improved risk management

By embedding continuous learning, transparency on impediments, and a “fail fast” culture, we help leaders improve their ability to manage risk.

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Discover how a logistics company used an Agile approach to transform a product team and deliver strategic business projects with our case study "Journey to becoming a Product Team". Download it for free and get inspired to start your own.

Case Studies

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Scaling Agile for a Strategic Program in a Logistics Company

What does it take to redesign a country’s delivery model in just months? This case study reveals how one postal operator embraced Agile to meet a national deadline—by acting before they felt ready, building cross-functional teams, and learning through fast-paced delivery.

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For leaders who want to improve their organization

Typical roles interested in this topic

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Product Managers, who need to deliver a strategic initiative impacting many parts of the organization.

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Team Leads, who want to improve their teams’ ability to deliver value consistently.

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Organizational Leaders, who want to improve the governance and outcomes of their key initiatives.

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Program Managers, who have a complex initiative impacting multiple teams and stakeholders

Related Tools

Team Bootcamp

A 1-4 days hands-on workshop where program leaders, key stakeholders and delivery teams align on goals, customer needs, team composition, and way of working for program teams. They also (re-)define and (re-)prioritize the work that needs to be done, meaning they are ready to start their first Sprint.

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Our own change management tool, it supports the assessment of teams/tribes, tracking of key innovation KPIs or goals, and visualizing the overall status of the innovation change initiative. This transparency supports the growth of innovation practices and the improvement of teams’ ability to learn & adapt.

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Why do our clients continue to work with us?

Pragmatism & flexibility

We are framework-agnostic and believe impactful change starts not from processes and structures, but rather from the organization's strategy, culture, and goals. Focusing on those (rather than frameworks) makes change grounded to the reality of teams and value delivery. For delivery initiatives, this pragmatism means changes are focused around the goal of improving alignment, collaboration, and value delivery. And adapting whatever is not working well along the way, thus maximizing the chances for positive outcomes.

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Change management expertise

We believe the biggest reason change initiatives fail is not because of lack of leadership support, resistance to change, or lack of budget. We believe change fails mostly because of lack of good change management. Our approach combines the Kotter model with our experience in defining leading and lagging indicators that enable our clients to track the impact the change is having on the business. For delivery initiatives, this means ensuring there is alignment between teams and stakeholders on goals, priorities, and way of working. Issues are identified early and addressed quickly.

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Broad Industry coverage

We have extensive experience in a broad range of vertical industries, such as Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Finance & Insurance, Telco, Gaming, and Manufacturing. We are also pioneers in taking agility beyond product / software teams and into the domain of business or operational teams.

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