What’s an Agile Product Roadmap?
The simplest definition of an Agile product roadmap might be, “something that shows people what...
How Agile Leads to Cost Savings
In the past two decades, Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban have exploded in popularity...
Agile Estimation: What Does It All Mean?
When it comes to estimation, Scrum doesn’t explicitly give guidance in terms of what units...
Improving Scrum Using Kanban Work-In-Progress Limits
You limit work-in-progress (WIP) in Scrum to the work items in your sprint backlog. Doing...
Three Reports Expert Scrum Masters Use
Intro Reports are an invaluable tool to monitor the health of your system. You use...
Why Agile Teams Use Fuzzy Estimation
Why teams estimate Nimble estimation of backlog items is a common feature of Agile frameworks...
Defects: Find Them Early, Fix Them Fast
“Most defects end up costing more than it would have cost to prevent them. Defects...
Stop Adding Tasks to User Stories
Creating tasks for each user story before implementation may seem like it is adding value...
If You’re Not Using This #1 Kanban Strategy, You’re Losing Time and Money
“Start stopping and start finishing” is the ultimate way to increase efficiency. And yet, none...
7 Reasons You Can’t Stabilize Velocity & How to Fix It
On Scrum teams, velocity represents how much work a team can do each sprint. For...
The Two Most Valuable Agile Metrics
Spoiler alert: the most valuable Agile metrics are lead time and flow efficiency. First off,...