Agile Sports Framework - The Adaptation Pillar


If the lead analyst determines that one or more areas of the team or player’s goals deviate outside acceptable limits (defined at the beginning of the process), and the resulting performance is unacceptable, the strategy must be adjusted. An adjustment must be made immediately to minimize goal and value deviation.
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