Just history repeating itself. They are rediscovering the PMI ad-hoc. Not because the Agile ideas weren't better but because human and hence organisational dy

Just history repeating itself. They are rediscovering the PMI ad-hoc. Not because the Agile ideas weren't better but because human and hence organisational dynamics still are and will be the same. No surprise then, that as Agilists are gaining traction and power they are making their Agility more rigid and dreaming of Chief Agile Officers and roles like that. Organisations have power structures and position there determines progress and survival. They have to de-agilize agility to survive. If not they will have nowhere to go, nothing to latch onto when things go wrong