Agility

Thomas Schneider

Chapter 9 in Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, 2023, pp 49-51 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Many players presuppose an agile organization as the basis for successful digitization. Agility is referred to as the “operating system” of digitization. “Agile” is basically a word with positive connotations; a little more agility, a little more fire, will not harm the employees either, according to the unspoken but nevertheless implied assumption. When established companies invoke the “extra mile” and look to start-ups where no works council protects employee rights and monitors compliance with the Working Hours Act, one difference should not be forgotten: with these, entrepreneurship is not played, but lived, through direct participation in success. Agile is the one who puts his own skin on the line. Conversely, employees of a company are by definition not agile, which also applies to employed managers.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-40383-6_9

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