Tackling challenges effectively and sustainably requires a high-performing team. But how do you create one? Is there a repeatable process we can use that is proven to work with literally thousands of teams? In fact, there is. The research for this particular method, called Scrum, began in 1983 when a former West Point graduate became frustrated with the poor results he saw from most teams he worked with. Scrum was heavily influenced by lean, so they work effectively together. And Scrum has been applied to all kinds of teams, including those in Government, customer service, education, health care, marketing, and all kinds of physical and software products. We have applied Scrum to Government programs over the last 17 years. Learn about the challenges and how to apply those lessons learned to build your own high-performing team.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"