Richard Cheng will join the DC Lean + Agile Meetup on Wednesday, December 10th at 12pm ET. Topic: Retrospectives are […]
Category: scrum
Who Uses Scrum and Why Does It Work Outside of IT?
Many people think that Scrum is only useful for software development teams, even though it’s become one of the most […]
Navigating Generative AI for Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches
John Halberstadt joined the August LitheSpeed Livestream on August 29, 2024. Topic: Our focus in this collaborative session is to […]
Harmonizing Hybrid, Tailored Project Management Methods
Demystifying the Agile, Waterfall, and Lean Conundrum In an era where many organizations are navigating a “Double S” curve […]
Are your Sprints blowing up because of Operational Issues? Save the day with Scrumban.
Teams using Scrum often struggle with operational or emergent work blowing up their Sprint plans. If production is down, nobody […]
Swimming Upstream: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Journey from Waterfall to Agile IT Development
Topic: Swimming Upstream: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Journey from Waterfall to Agile IT Development Bill Pratt will join […]
Scrumban: Effectively Combining Scrum and Kanban
Topic: Scrumban: Effectively Combining Scrum and Kanban Description: Teams using Scrum sometimes struggle with operational or emergent work blowing up their sprint […]
What is Behavior-Driven Development?
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) is first and foremost a collaboration practice. It uses conversations about concrete examples and business rules to […]
2 Traits Olympians and (great) Agilists share
Bob Payne There’s a lot we can learn from Olympians and what it takes to be the greatest of all […]
Amber Field – From Project to Product – Aligning around a focused product strategy
As a product development team, what can you do when your executives change strategic course every few months? How do […]