"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book has distilled the experience of working professionals involved in Agile transformation and has been written in an easy-to-read style. While the stories in the book make it a light reading experience, the values from the tales and their linkage to the five values of Enterprise Agility detailed in the book make it a great learning experience with tips on how one can implement these values within their own workplace or organization
A highly recommended book for anyone contemplating on how to become Agile, and for others who are already on this path, how to stay Agile.
Vinod Sood, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Hughes Systique
The software community has, over the years, been adopting a series of process innovations in their quest for delivering predictable, high-quality software. Agile approaches are a recent innovation that are becoming widely adopted across the world. However, most organizations that have gone Agile, have realized that they are not getting the benefits they were expecting with Agile and are searching for answers. This book from PM Power could help them significantly as it provides the priceless wisdom of many of their coaches in helping organizations not only successfully transform at an enterprise level into an Agile way of working but in sustaining such initiatives over time.
Dr. A L Rao - Board Member - Trianz, EX COO- Wipro.
PARAMU KURUMATHUR
Paramu Kurumathur (Paramu) is an avid reader of business and technical books. He has been doing research in the area of Agile for many years now. He has worked with many Agile coaches and transformation specialists over the years and has gained a thorough understanding of Agile. He has been exposed to various project and program management approaches and different technologies over several decades. He has been working in the international software services industry and global IT management since 1980.
He is a keen traveler and has visited and stayed in around 40 countries.
He has published two books before this. A book on project management called “Software Project Heath – An Epic Retold” and a novel, “The First Aryan”, published by Penguin Random House.
Paramu is an alumnus of IIT, Madras. [B. Tech. (Aero. Engg.); M. Tech. (Comp. Sc.)].
His interests include Agile, project and program management, writing business books and novels, creating limericks, and promoting humour as a way of life.
