For flow & adaptiveness in software development, time-box the work – not batches such as Sprints
In software development, adopting Sprints, cadences and “iterations” was never a path to agility and flow: It was yet another
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The Thermo Fisher Agile Hardware Case Study 2/14: Product Owner as Team Member
“Do you have any experience in Agile hardware development?” I was asked at the go/no-go decision meeting. I was completely
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Scaling Scrum Frameworks
Scrum, originally designed for small, cross-functional teams, has become one of the most popular Agile frameworks worldwide. However, as organizations
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Adopting Agile: Gaining practical experience through the SVPM Agile program
This article tells a story of how SVPM helped to boost my confidence and embrace change using the Agile Scrum
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How the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) fits into Agile
Agile This is a recognized development methodology and one of the best approaches for development teams. Agile is a flexible
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How Lean Is Your Backlog?
One of the core principles of Lean is to eliminate waste. For those of us working in Agile, it’s important
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Growth is a mindset
Growth is hard. It’s uncomfortable to dangle in the darkness of ideas you don’t fully understand, to fail at something
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Why do we need to count tigers?
My 7-year-old son and I stumbled upon a National Geographic documentary called Counting Tigers. It’s about Project Tiger, a tiger
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SVPM: Planting the Professional Seed
We all know the Catch-22: You need a job to get a job. “This role requires 1 to 3 years
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Mistakes, I’ve Made a Few
Depending on your personality type and work environment, one of the hardest things to learn to do is embrace mistakes.
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Agile Methodology for UX Designers
Agile methodology has gained increasing popularity amongst software development teams over the past few years, and it’s easy to see
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