When making decisions, just think about which of the C’s is involved. You will find it easier to estimate the impact and make better decisions.
Agile Blog
From agile natives for agile natives – we've gathered our agile best-practice insights for you to level up your team performance!
Scrum Sprint: Why 1 Week is More Effective
Why a one week sprint is much more effective and increases the team velocity enormously!
Story Points: The Why and How
What are Story Points, why do they exist and how can thy be calculated? Find all the answers in this article. You will be surprised at what they have to offer!
Scrum goes Hollywood – About Communication in Scrum
The success of agile projects is directly related to communication! Leonardo DiCaprio in his role in ‘Inception’ will be your Scrum Coach today and show how to communicate successfully in Scrum. Sounds adventurous? It is 🙂 Read more …
Product Owner: Role and Tasks
But what is it that renders the role of the product owner so problematic and how should it be designed to allow an agile transformation to succeed?
Scrum Master: Role and Tasks
Much has been written about the Scrum Master, millions of times, it has already been described what a Scrum Master should do, what he stands for and how his role within Scrum is defined..
Agile organization – forming an agile vertical organization
With the WSJF technique you can easily prioritize your backlog. It’s fast, encourages the team spirit and is actually fun! Here we describe how it works step by step.
Agile project Prioritisation with the WSJF method
With the WSJF technique you can easily prioritize your backlog. It’s fast, encourages the team spirit and is actually fun! Here we describe how it works step by step.
Scrum Process: Value Creation and Risk Management
How to precisely estimate the duration and costs of a project in Scrum – if understood as a risk management method
Working Agile and in Parallel in Large (Monolithic) Applications
Discussions and questions about the best scaling strategy for agile transformations. SCRUM – as the most important representative of agile methods – has always had the stigma that it wouldn’t scale well.
