It is important to recognise that moving to an agile framework is also an exercise in cultural migration. Depending on the geographic location, the business (i.e., products and services delivered), and the organisational structures and culture, some firms will make the journey from traditional methods to agile methods in an enthusiastic and seamless fashion, others will display considerable resistance to the agile ideas, and others are simply a poor fit for these approaches. For example, highly regulated industries that require extensive bureaucracies, intricate processes or detailed docu-mentation will probably lack tolerance for the lean, nimble, artifact-light approach that an agile advocates. Within a company, the challenges in migrating from a traditional environment to an agile environment involve resistance and objections that may occur at three levels: