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Scaling Agile Development: Nine Blunders to Avoid
Tips on realizing the benefits of agile development in a scalable, disciplined, and auditable manner.

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- Ptc
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- IT & Network Operations
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- 5 Jun 2026
About this whitepaper
Tips on realizing the benefits of agile development in a scalable, disciplined, and auditable manner.
Agile has become the de facto development methodology of the software world. Highly successful agile transformations typically realize a 30 percent gain in efficiency, made the organization five to ten times faster, and fast-tracked innovation.
However, as with any change, process transformation can be challenging. Along the way, teams encounter pitfalls that, in hindsight, they wish they could have been warned about.
PTC has been privileged to work with many of the world’s leading product companies as they transition to or automate their scaled agile development process This e-book is the culmination of lessons learned through our close collaboration with hundreds of product teams.
Read how you can avoid the top nine blunders and prepare your teams for a successful transition to a scaled agile development process.
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