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We're sharing what we've learned from engaging in Agile projects, including what could go wrong and tips to make your own projects succeed.
We aspire to make a lasting, positive global impact on business ethics, the environment and the communities where we work and live in.
We actively support initiatives such as Call for Code that bring technology to underserved communities. Working with partners like the United Nations and the Linux® Foundation on open source projects, we're able to fight systemic racism, improve clean water access and more.
We empower our IBMers to exemplify behavior that fosters a culture of conscious inclusion and belonging where innovation can thrive. We're dedicated to promoting, advancing and celebrating the plurality of thought from those of all backgrounds and experiences.
IBM has pledged to skill 30 million people globally by 2030. IBMers have also committed to achieving at least 40 hours of personal learning annually through our skills programs.
Lead teams in delivering a solution to the customer using the appropriate business measurements.
Provide functional and management expertise managing programs, fostering delivery excellence, nurturing talent and improving project methodologies.
Help educate with methodologies like Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), Kanban and SAFe, while acting as a servant leader and coach for an Agile team.
Identify, quantify and manage various risk for which the project, customer or company might have exposure.
Work with customers to understand their needs and liaise with SMEs to define solutions in more complex cases.
Lead the development and strategy of digital products, aligning business objectives with user needs and overseeing their implementation.