agile
- adjective
- /ˈædʒaɪl/
- Specialized
- Call it a baseline of core agile practice support that you will achieve prior to "going Agile."
- agile software development
- agile methodologies
- agile manufacturing
Yes, we are an agile shop, Absolutely.
- Yes, we are an agile shop, Absolutely.
Examples
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Based on end-of-project surveys, the authors maintain that Agile methods can increase the likelihood of developing entrepreneurial skills.
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And we ask that because you can take courses, classes on agile skills, but not really on open source software development.
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Yes, we are an agile shop, Absolutely.
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Agile spaces, agile minds, and agile bodies will allow us and our programs to evolve as education does.
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Applied IT Innovation employed Agile Development methods to foster entrepreneurial skills.
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InfoQ: What is the idea behind Agile Tour and how does it differ from other conferences?
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You've taken a lean startup slash agile development approach to product development.
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Bretford has published an iPaper, Making Agile Learning Spaces, by Tim Springer.
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Industries are embracing the concepts of agile manufacturing, which favor nimble principles over the aging techniques of mass production.
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The team adopted agile methodologies to respond swiftly to changing project requirements.
Synonyms
Able to change to fit new conditions
Antonyms
How Iterative
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word agile comes from the old Latin word agere meaning 'to do' or 'to move'. You can remember the software sense by thinking of act and quick action, so an agile way of working is one that can change and respond fast.