Value-Side Thinking & Economic Decision Making

Certification: AGILENOMICS™ Practitioner (AGN-PR)

A course in “Bottom-Line Agility” that helps develop a valuable economic approach to thinking in Agile environments.


  1. Defining Cost vs Value (Course eBook)
  2. Vineyard Economics – A Real-Life Lesson in Outsourcing (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  3. Agile via an Economic Lens – Cost-Side or Value-Side? (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  4. From Vineyard to Corporate Economics (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  5. Non-Availability of a Product Owner (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  6. Measuring the Cost of Disruptive Environments (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  7. High ROI Projects (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  8. The Business Case for Technical Debt (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  9. Investing in Cross-Functional Teams – An Economic View (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)
  10. Innovation Teams – An Economic Paradox (Course eBook) (Exercise Book & Answer Key)

Course Content

Expand All
Lessons

About Instructor

John

4 Courses

Not Enrolled

Course Includes

  • 10 Lessons
  • 31 Topics
  • 25 Exercises

Ratings and Reviews

4.8
Avg. Rating
4 Ratings
5
3
4
1
3
0
2
0
1
0
What's your experience? We'd love to know!
Stacy
Posted 3 years ago
A "Must" for Economic and Strategic Decision-Makers

The Agilenomics "Value-Side Thinking and Economic Decision Making" Course readily illustrates the importance of examining the "value side" of business investment decisions and the consequences of failing to execute basic "due diligence" upfront. The quantified examples in the course exercises are relatable and impactful regardless of one's background or industry.

×
Preview Image
Ali
Posted 3 years ago
A much needed, unique course for applying the Agile approach

One of the most valuable courses I have ever taken, for two reasons: 1. Shows the efficacy of optimizing the Agile approach in hard numbers, which is almost always missing from Agile courses ,whether at the team or the scaled level. 2. Tackles a serious shortfall in evaluating investments in many organizations: bean counters too often prevail in looking only at cost rather than expected value.

×
Preview Image
Phillip
Posted 4 years ago
A Different mindset

This information is very important in that it helps to defend difficult concepts in agile by qualifying the risks of the concepts.

×
Preview Image
Niki
Posted 4 years ago
A valuable course!

This program enabled me to review real-life business case studies by examining the importance of Value-Side vs. Cost-Side. Each learning module was insightful and built a comprehensive learning experience. Applicable lessons that I will implement into my current projects.

×
Preview Image
Show more reviews
What's your experience? We'd love to know!

Responses