“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.” – Albert Einstein

Make no mistake:  becoming agile is hard.
Knowing is not doing.

There’s much evidence to indicate the Agile approach to product delivery is crossing Moore’s “chasm” between visionary “early adopters” and the pragmatists of the “early majority.” We see more and more enterprises starting to adopt Agile methods. And we see the same mistakes being made over and over.  We can help.

Becoming effectively agile requires change to your organization’s people, practices and processes.  But underlying each of these changes is the opportunity to apply the principles of Agile and Lean.

  • People:  We can take your good people and make them into great teams.
  • Practices:  Our technical experts can help your teams improve the way they do their daily work.
  • Processes: Agile and Lean can lead to more effective ways of working for your entire enterprise, not just your software development group.
  • Principles:  Leanintuit’s experienced Agile practitioners will work with your company’s leadership team to realign your company vision along Lean and Agile principles.

What is Leanintuit?

It’s a team of people with complementary skills and experience dedicated to helping product development teams work better. By better, we mean delivering value earlier with sustainable, humane teamwork practices.

Leanintuit’s principals are experienced at every level of  Agile transformation: teaching Agile engineering practices such as Test Driven Development and Automated Testing, coaching  individuals and teams,  introducing Agile processes such as SCRUM and Kanban, and adapting practices to fit the context of your enterprise.

Our name reflects not only our passion for bringing these new approaches to software development but our willingness to help you confront the effort that effective change requires while recognizing the value intuition brings to our interactions.

Interested in going further? Let’s start a conversation.