Topics: International, Enterprise level, Leadership team, Marketing & Communications This event is totally Agile, bringing you: A preview of the The Agile Alliance AGILE 2016 Conference session ”Can a simple room cause leadership transformation?” By Peter Noordzij and Ruben Jannink…
I recently emailed everyone who subscribes to my weekly tips a list of suggestions for ways to motivate team members to arrive on time to the daily scrum. For example, many teams have a rule that if you arrive late,…
This post is cross-posted from the Odd-e page at their blog Decouple Line Organization from Requirement Area After almost 10 years, I got chance again to work on a LeSS Huge adoption. Facing different challenges and reflecting on my experience…
What do some vegetarians and some agilists have in common? It sounds like the setup of a bad joke, doesn’t it? Actually, some believe their practice is best and you are wrong for doing things differently. Well, at least that’s my…
Back when I was writing Agile Estimating and Planning (the 2005 book, but now it’s also a video course), I had already been studying and experimenting with estimating approaches for five years. By conducting experiments with various teams, especially those…
Collecting and responding to user feedback is what makes agile software development lean. This relationship creates a constant need to release software early and develop with users in mind. As a result, user feedback is crucial to understanding how to…
What is ‘Work In Progress – WIP’ Work in process, also known as WIP, refers to activities that have entered the completion process but are not yet outcomes. Work in progress (WIP) refers to all materials and partly finished products that are…
Marketers are constantly seeking ways to be faster and more nimble, especially as social media, content, and digital marketing technology have changed the way they’ve traditionally gone to market. The days of executing static campaigns planned months in advance are gone.…
Planning Poker relies on relative estimating, in which the item being estimated is compared to one or more previously estimated items. It is the ratio between items that is important. An item estimated as 10 units of work (generally, story…