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3 Tips to Becoming Agile@Home
I became Agile@Home during this pandemic by sharing practices and tools typically used only by Agile Coaches with software teams.
read moreRecursion: An Agile Approach to Business Change
Agile uses an empirical model in an iterative process. Take an agile approach to determine where to focus the incremental changes: Recursion!
read moreMVP for Major IT Transformation Programs
The MVP practice has not been widely accepted for major IT transformation programs, but it’s better to start by deploying something small that is usable.
read moreRelease that MVP ASAP
Businesses must get their products into the hands of customers faster than ever before. Late to market means less chance for survival.
read morePractical Agile over Ideological Agile
In these fast-paced, often unpredictable times, should we change our approach to training and teach more practical agile methods?
read moreHelp Your Team Overcome Past Scrum Failures
Team members may have previously failed at Scrum. Emily Hackett presents ideas a Scrum Master can use to help their new team overcome past problems.
read moreDon’t Let Setbacks Derail Your Agile Project
Trying new web tools may help your virtual meetings run more smoothly, but that may not be enough to keep your agile project schedule.
read moreThe Agile Mindset is a Superpower
If you’re like me and you have an agile mindset, you have a distinct business advantage. Your brain is already wired to take advantage of new opportunities.
read morePart 2: Does Perfect Scrum Practice Make Perfect?
Since writing Part 1, I’ve made progress in major problem areas. But does perfecting the team’s scrum practice make for perfect software?
read morePart 1: Sometimes Change is Really, Really Hard
My current client changed to scrum without training or fully understanding the agile method. They have lots of problems. Hopefully, we can fix them.
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