Agile Sports Framework - The Transparency Pillar


All artifacts and events of the Agile Sports process must be visible to the players and coaching staff, who are responsible for delivering the outcome on the court. Transparency requires that the definition and value of metrics be clear, as well as a definition of their successful execution. For example: • A common language of what constitutes value must be shared by all participants; and, • All stakeholders must understand the definition of success.
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