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Cut through the noise and concentrate your efforts where it makes the biggest difference. Comparative Agility enables you to embed continuous improvement as part of your operating strategy.With information targeted at various levels of the organization, you will be armed with…

Podcast · By Dee Rhoda · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Finish the Journey with D*RAM - David Ramesh (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda welcomes author, consultant, and transformation leader David Ramesh to explore why organizations can adopt Agile practices and still struggle to achieve meaningful alignment. Drawing from his book Finish the Journey and the development of the D*RAM Organizational Alignment Index, David explains why successful transformation requires more than standups, sprints, and maturity scores. He explores the balance between psychological safety,

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    AIM and the Reality of Organizational Change with Mac Sarbah (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Comparative Agility Podcast, Dee Rhoda welcomes transformation and systems leader Mac Sarbah to explore what it really takes to turn ambitious strategy into measurable results. Drawing on his experience leading a major transformation within the Global Health Division at the Gates Foundation, Mac shares how his team navigated resistance, built leadership sponsorship, and used the AIM framework to translate strategy into action. He explains how storytelling, cascading leader

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