What is Agility

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The ability to act quickly with a management effort in the accurate response to change. Learn more in: Informed Governance: The Objective Definition Model

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Ability to move easily and quickly. Learn more in: Agile Project Management: Experience and Adoption

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With reference to supply chains, this term states the companies’ ability to have quick reactions to sudden, short-term changes, like demand peaks. Learn more in: Supply Chain Resilience

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The capacity of an enterprise to adapt (reactively and/or proactively) to changes in its environment in a timely and cost-efficient manner. Learn more in: Cloud-Based Application Integration in Virtual Enterprises

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The capability of an organization to rapidly change or adapt in response to changes in the market. Learn more in: Digital Organizations: The Social Business Contribution

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An organization’s ability to adapt to structural and unexpected changes in the business environment. Learn more in: Agile Holonic Network Organizations

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The ability to adjust and adapt to new innovative ideas. Learn more in: Must Online Retailers Constantly Innovate and Experiment to Survive and Prosper?

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It is the capability of a firm, particularly in production department, to adapt the changes in market environment. Learn more in: Leadership 5.0 in Industry 4.0: Leadership in Perspective of Organizational Agility

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An organization’s ability to adapt to structural changes in the business environment and to manage the uncertainty and unpredictability often associated with structural change. Learn more in: Social Networking Technologies as a Strategic Tool for the Development of Sustainable Production and Consumption: Applications to Foster the Agility Needed to Adapt Business Models in Response to the Challenges Posed by Climate Change

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The capacity of an enterprise to adapt (reactively and/or proactively) to changes in its environment in a timely and cost-efficient manner. Learn more in: Improving Application Decoupling in Virtual Enterprise Integration

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Ability to move easily and quickly. Learn more in: Exploring the Broad Underlying Principals That Govern Project Management

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Efficient and effective response to planned as well as unanticipated change. Learn more in: Agile Information Technology Infrastructures

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The ability to change the previously planned features during the development phase in a flexible way. Changes do not imply costly moves in the development process but are embraced by the engineers. Key features to obtain agility are short development cycles, continuous integration, and the methods refactoring and testing. Learn more in: Agile Development of Rule Systems

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Refers to an organization’s ability to detect changes, opportunities, and threats in its business environment and to provide speedy and focused responses to customers and other stakeholders by reconfiguring resources and processes and/or by developing strategic partnerships and alliances (Mathiyalakan et al., 2005). Learn more in: A Resource-Based Perspective on Information Technology, Knowledge Management, and Firm Performance

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An organization’s ability to adapt quickly to changes in unpredictable environment. Learn more in: Developing Leadership Talent for Success in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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The ability to regularly and rapidly identify potential opportunities/problems and to attack/correct them. Learn more in: Agile Management for Multimedia: A Case Study

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The ability to adapt (reactively and/or proactively) an application to changes in its interoperability requirements with other applications, in a timely and cost-efficient manner. Learn more in: Structural Data Binding for Agile Changeability in Distributed Application Integration

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The term itself can be defined in multiple ways pending on the context; it usually describes a methodology aligned with the values, principles, and practices as they were established by the ‘Agile Manifesto’ in 2001. Learn more in: Aligning Strategic-Driven Governance of Business IT Services With Their Agile Development: A Conceptual Modeling-Based Approach

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Is a capability for fast adaptability or fast reconfigurability in order to respond to the market changes. Learn more in: BM_VE Architecture Reference Model for Concurrent Engineering

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The capability of an organization to rapidly change or adapt in response to changes in the market. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Towards a New Context of Labour: Enterprise 4.0

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It is the capability of organizations and institutional structures to develop procesess, and understandings quickly and at the proper time, taking into account the changing environmental dynamics Learn more in: Digital Management Towards Society 5.0: A Review of the Framework for Kurt Lewin Theory During COVID-19 Pandemic

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It is a way to adapt and respond quickly to opportunities and threats in the environment. Learn more in: Experiences, Perceptions, and Expectations of the Business Community in Mexico Amidst the COVID-19 Crisis

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Ability to adapt to uncertainties and changes of environment. Learn more in: Crisis Response and Management

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The property of an entity to be flexible, responsive, quick, lightweight, and lean. Learn more in: A Review of the IT Service Design Process in Agile ITSM Frameworks

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Being able to act as fast as possible and it has to do with speed, especially on information one has received. Learn more in: Efficacy of Supply Chain Collaboration on Resilience in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Retail Industry

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The ability of an individual or an organization to think, understand and react quickly and easily to environmental changes or challenges. In a business setup, agility is perceived to be dependent on the context. Learn more in: Effective Agile Project Leadership Through Competency-Based Self-Reflection

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Ability to act quickly and easily on changing circumstances. Learn more in: Company IT Standardization: Anticipated Agile Benefits

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The ability to move quickly and easily. Learn more in: A Holistic Approach for Enterprise Agility

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A term used to describe the speed at which an organization can change directions to meet unexpected challenges in the environment. Learn more in: Beyond the Pandemic: Future Prospects for Libraries in the Cloud

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The ability for organizations to respond to change or environmental impact without major loss. Learn more in: International Quality Standards Application to Administrative Processes of Higher Education