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How Does Scrum Work in Research and Development?

How Does Scrum Work in Research and Development?

by Jason Gardner (Ed.) How does Scrum work in Research and Development? Are you looking to optimize your research and development workflow? Scrum is an innovative way of approaching workflows that can help teams maximize their productivity. In this blog post, we will...

Introduction to Scrum

Introduction to Scrum

by Jason Gardner (Ed.) What Is Scrum and How To Get Started  Are you a professional confused by the ever-evolving dynamics of project management and product development? It's no wonder - with new technologies and concepts entering the workplace faster than ever...

Guide: How to effectively use OKRs

Guide: How to effectively use OKRs

by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Guide: How to effectively use OKRs If you're a professional looking to maximize the success of your organization, one of the most important tools at your disposal is proper use of Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). OKRs allow for clear...

Agile Trends

Agile Trends

by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Trends in Agile Organizations In today’s modern business world, agility is the name of the game. With rapidly changing markets, consumer trends, and technology advancements taking place daily, organizations must take a proactive approach to...

Goal Setting Frameworks that Support Agile Ways of Working

Goal Setting Frameworks that Support Agile Ways of Working

by Steve Ostermiller (Ed.) Are you eager to make the most of your business' agility? Are you purpose-driven, allowing goals and outcomes to drive your decisions? Everything we do ought to be driven by business goals, regardless of whether the tactical work we are...

Definition of Done and Acceptance Criteria in Scrum Teams

Definition of Done and Acceptance Criteria in Scrum Teams

by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Two important components to consider when working with a scrum product are the Definition of Done (DoD) and Acceptance Criteria (AC). At first, it might seem like these two are interchangeable, but that is not the case. Each has a distinct...

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