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AgilityHealth is the world’s leading measurement and continuous improvement platform that provides visibility and metrics at the team and organizational level by combining maturity (qualitative), performance (quantitative) and outcomes (results) across the enterprise. We also offer online learning for companies looking to scale Agile quickly across their teams and enterprise via AgileVideos.com.
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We've been using AgilityHealth for about eight months now and our teams have gone from inconsistent sprint delivery to hitting over 85% of their commitments consistently. Having maturity scores and performance metrics in one place means our managers finally stopped arguing about which data to trust. The online learning helped us onboard 12 new team members without slowing down anyone already on the floor.
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