Identifying an Agile Transformation Scorecard
Written by Isaac Hogue for LeadingAgile.In a previous post, I asked the question of how can we tell if we are succeeding with an enterprise agile...
View ArticleThe One Immutable Law of Adopting Agile
I have three non-negotiables when it comes to running an agile transformation. If we are unwilling to create clear, well-articulated backlogs… if we are...
View ArticleAgile Is About Risk Mitigation
Written by Robert Sfeir for LeadingAgile. I believe Agile is about Risk Mitigation. I believe Agile teams always aim to deliver value by...
View ArticleA Little Risk Goes A Long Way
Written by Tim Wise for LeadingAgile. Risk is a big topic, but generally for beginning agile teams (or any team) it can be calculated in a...
View ArticleOperationalizing Strategy with a Systems Perspective
Written by Michael Robillard for LeadingAgile.While there are many books and much research on organizational development, this system view combined with...
View ArticleEstimates or #noestimates... It's All a Matter of Context
I think I’ve found myself (somewhat accidentally) at the beginning of a series of posts called ‘debates I find useless… let’s move on’. The latest...
View ArticleThe Next Most Important Thing
Finding your next most important thing is critical and requires clarity. As teams begin thinking about how to address their meetings, the topic of a previous...
View ArticleAre You Really Done, Done?
Written by Robert Sfeir for LeadingAgile .One of the principles of agile is to Deliver Working Software: Deliver working software frequently, from...
View ArticleWhat is the Goal?
I seem to lead with that question a lot these days. Is the goal to practice Scrum? Is the goal to apply SAFe? Is the goal to use some other Agile...
View ArticleWho the Heck is "The Business"?
Written by Tim Wise for Leading Agile.As a VP of Technology your day is going along fine and then boom… priorities shift from product and marketing...
View ArticleTraditional Risk Management on Agile Projects
[This article was written by Dave Prior]In the Agile classes that I teach, there are often participants who undergo mental, emotional and (sometimes) physical...
View ArticleTeams, Backlogs, Working Tested Software
I think there is a lot of noise in our system right now. Lot’s of methods to consider. Lot’s of ways to do agile. At the end of the day… for me, for...
View ArticleHow to Start to Solve the Problems of Your Product Development Organization
Written by Tim Wise on Leading Agile Blog.I have been thinking a bit about organizations and in particular, where I need to engage organizations to be most...
View ArticleThe Five Measures Canvas for Agile Transformation
Overview The Five Measures is a tool from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. It is the first tool he introduces in the book and it lays the foundation for...
View ArticleWhy Physical Task Boards Still Matter
Written by Joel Bancroft-Connors.If your agile teams are not using physical task boards, you don’t have all the context That’s the theory I put forth to...
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