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Experiencing Agile: 6 Agile Planning and Analysis Practices to Try
A guest post from EBG Consulting‘s Ellen Gottesdiener & Mary Gorman What practices can you adopt to help your team experience agile? This question was raised by a listener to the podcast we recorded on agile analysis practices with BA … Continue reading
Scrum or Kanban?
-Guest Post from Software Results- Scrum and Kanban are both popular these days, but which is the right choice for you? Given that Scrum prescribes specific roles – each with its responsibilities and boundaries – I view Scrum as a … Continue reading
Making Daily Scrum Meetings Really Effective & Efficient (Part 5 of 5)
If you’ve been reading my earlier posts in this series, you know all about the High-Effectiveness, High-Efficiency Daily Scrum Quadrant. As I wrap up this series, I’ll leave you with 8 practical tips every ScrumMaster should follow to improve the … Continue reading
VersionOne Turns it Up to 10: Three Things You Never Knew About Agile in ‘02 (Part 1)
VersionOne Turns it Up to 10: Three Things You Never Knew About Agile in ‘02 It all started on July 1, 2002 in a shady hotel room with two people – myself and our CEO Robert Holler. Don’t worry; … Continue reading
Agile Adoption: All I Want for Christmas is Business Agility
A new pony, iPad, or driver would be great, but let’s keep jolly old Saint Nick focused on agile. I’ve interacted with companies large and small, and people from entry-level to the executive ranks about their agile intentions. Here are … Continue reading
User Experience – Integrating UX Into An Agile Initiative
I frequently get asked about how to best integrate UX / UI teams into Agile initiatives, so that they work in a more iterative, incremental manner. UX folks coming from a more sequential development environment often report that Agile compromises … Continue reading