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SUMMARY:Beyond Agile\, Pt 1: The Illusion of Success — Why On-Time & On-B
 udget Isn't Enough
DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Ola M.\nThis is Part 1 of a 5-part series runnin
 g through the rest of Q4\, based directly on the "Shifting the Focal Length
 " practitioner's guide: moving from delivering projects to delivering value
 . Ola opens the series.\nA project can hit every traditional metric — on 
 time\, on budget\, requirements met\, stakeholders signed off — and still
  fail the business if nothing actually changed for the customer or the orga
 nization. This session introduces "the illusion of success": the gap betwee
 n traditional project success and real business success\, and why organizat
 ions focused strictly on time and cost spend 60% of expected resources to a
 chieve just 40% of potential business value (the "60/40 reality").\nLearnin
 g Objectives\nUnderstand the difference between traditional project success
  metrics and business success metrics.Recognize "the illusion of success" 
 — a project that succeeds on paper but fails the business.Learn the six c
 ommon reasons for the value gap (strategy lost in translation\, measuring s
 uccess too early\, tracking the wrong things\, orphaned outcomes\, no buy-i
 n\, and more).Set up the mental model the rest of the Beyond Agile series w
 ill build on.\nWho Should Attend?\nScrum Masters\, Product Owners\, Agile C
 oaches\, and Project/Program Managers who want to understand why "we delive
 red everything we promised" sometimes isn't enough.\nKey Takeaways\nA clear
 \, memorable framework for the gap between delivery and impact.Language for
  explaining to stakeholders why traditional success metrics can mislead.The
  foundation for Part 2 of the series: translating outputs into outcomes.
LOCATION:Online
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