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...
by Jason Gardner (Ed.) As an Agilist, you know how important it is for teams to work collaboratively and find solutions together. However, when differences arise, it can be a challenge to find a way to move forward. The good news is that there are a variety of...
We provide guidance on how you can help motivate executives and other decision makers in order to keep momentum going with your organization’s transition.
by Steve Ostermiller (Ed.) Scrum has become the go-to framework for agile development and project management in many organizations across the world. Los Angeles, California is no exception. This vibrant city is home to a thriving tech industry and an ever-growing...
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...
by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Managing obstacles and impediments is crucial to the success of any agile team. Impediments can arise for various reasons, such as lack of resources, unclear goals, processes, or communication difficulties. In order to effectively remove these...
by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Agile methodology has been embraced by many project management teams in recent years, especially in the software development and IT industries. In an agile environment, teams work together to deliver high-quality results in a short period,...
by Jason Gardner (ed.) As an agile development methodology, scrum has many advantages that can be leveraged to improve team performance and overall project success. One of the key aspects of this methodology is creating accountability for developers in order to ensure...
by Jason Gardner (Ed.) Welcome to your first retrospective! Planning and conducting retrospectives is a crucial part of making sure that each sprint ends on a high note and sets your team up for success going forward. This post will walk you through what to expect and...
by Steve Ostermiller (Ed.) Being a new scrum master can be an overwhelming experience, as there is much to learn and numerous challenges to face. It is natural to fall into familiar habits of project management that you may have used in previous roles. However, it is...
An agile assessment is invaluable for understanding how your organization stacks up against agile values and principles. Learn how best to prepare for, participate in, and follow through on your assessment.
If agile transformations are necessary to survive, what can be done to help your organization prepare? In this article we will discuss the three steps successful organizations take to prepare their teams: 1) Start with yourself, 2) Create the environment for success, 3) Fertilize grassroot growth.
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