The phrase "agile training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, software development, or organizational practices that emphasize flexibility and responsiveness.
Example: "Our company is offering agile training to help teams adapt to changing project requirements more effectively."
Alternatives: "flexible training" or "adaptive training".
· Research In Motion is announcing a partnership with Skills Matter, Europe's largest provider of agile training and events.
In addition, I saw a fascinating presentation about tracking Agile projects at the New York CTO Club last week in which Bruce Eckfeldt, the founder of Cyrus Innovation, an Agile training company, detailed various methods of tracking progress of Agile projects.
The Agile Release Train or Release Trains are then used to optimize those chains so that all the people who work in that value chain learn to work together.
The most salient success factor categories were management support, choosing and customizing the agile model, training and coaching, and mindset and alignment.
You will believe utterly what these performers express with their potent voices and their agile, fiercely trained bodies: the peace that passeth all understanding; the hatred that does the same; the everyday sight of grief, pride and fear.
The key concept in SAFe is the Agile Release Train (ART), which creates end-to-end value for the customer.
Another example is Product Integration (PI) planning, where Agile Release Train personnel gather together to discuss what they should develop in next 10 weeks time.
Jack Skeels is CEO of Agency Agile, a productivity training company for agencies.
Momix's female dancers are especially agile; their classical training compliments the less traditional choreography to combine ability with ingenuity (the men, though handsomely robust, could work on their lines).
Indeed, for visiting Chrysler engineers, going to Tychy is akin to an aging heavyweight boxer stepping into a gym where more agile bantamweight fighters train.
Other notable solo turns were Katie Geissinger's agile contributions to "Train" and "Dance 1," Sadie Rosales's plaintive singing in "Bed," and the Coltrane-like roar that Andrew Sterman brought to the tenor saxophone solo in "Building/Train".
