The new approach encourages flexibility and agility.
Chester, M. V. & Allenby, B. Toward adaptive infrastructure: flexibility and agility in a non-stationarity age.
Biggest strength: enormous flexibility and agility in manufacturing: first Windows Phones were developed in less than a year.
Global competitive priorities are undergoing a marked shift from productivity and quality to flexibility and agility.
A defender's brute strength and speed have less importance now; his flexibility and agility (i.e. versatility) carry more weight.
With increased flexibility and agility, he hit six homers in spring training, drawing raves for how locked in he seemed.
Cultivating happiness may require flexibility and agility, the capacity to employ an arsenal of techniques when and where they fit.
Even we didn't understand, in the early days, how much flexibility and agility that would give us.
"But we will emphasize flexibility and agility," one senior military officer said, adding that the timetable could be accelerated or prolonged depending on the Iraqi reaction.
In a wide-ranging breakfast interview with reporters, General Hagee said the Iraq war demonstrated the importance of "speed, flexibility and agility" in today's combat forces.
All of these approaches are designed to introduce greater flexibility and agility into the process of taking data and transforming it into business insights.
