You don’t want to boil the ocean. You don’t want to try to solve every problem all at once, but focus. Have a more focused effort to focus on a specific problem. Go from idea to solution faster. And that’s really where the Agile methodology comes in on a larger scale, where you’re very dedicated to having a set of smaller problems that you can tackle one by one in a fast-paced, more focused, iterative solution rather than a more traditional waterfall solution, where you’re doing two-week sprints, and you’re going from workshops and requirements all the way up to an actual demo of a completed tool. Embodying that Agile methodology or incorporating some of those processes or working styles into actual organizational executions is important. Just being able to be faster, a little more reactive, a little more innovative.