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The article "Becoming AI-Ready: A Structured Workflow for Engineers, Scrum Masters & Product Leaders" by Mark Kendall argues that the value of delivery teams in the AI era is shifting from raw coding velocity to "structured intent." Since AI accelerates existing patterns, a weak structure leads to accelerated chaos, while a strong structure leads to accelerated excellence. To manage this, the author introduces the Intent-Driven Delivery Model (IDDM) . https://www.learnteach