Scrum – Project Management Framework By Michelle Symonds Scrum is a project management framework used to help project managers effectively complete heavy workloads or complicated projects. It was initially created to be used solely...
10 Things the Product Owner Can Do To Drive the Team Crazy By Marc Löffler It’s about time to give the Product Owner a chance to fight back. With the help of Heiko Weltin...
Why Scrum Doesn’t Work in the Enterprise By Curtis Guilbot Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A couple of Fortune 50 clients I worked with had recently spent a few million on...
Increasing Focus and Productivity with “Timeboxing” By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP, Founder, Cheetah Learning How often have you heard someone say they were good at “multitasking?” You may have even seen this listed as a...
Scrum: Theory By Alexander Boden Scrum is based on empirical process control theory. This immediately makes it sound complex: however, if we break this down we’ll see why this is actually easy to use,...
Do Sprints Add Value at All? By Tamás Györfi Do sprints make any sense at all? We can’t go fully agile, so these artificial deadlines don’t have any added value at the first place....
Don’t be a Scrum Zombie By Marc Löffler Every Scrum team knows the most famous 3 questions asked at the Daily Scrum: What did you do yesterday? What will you do today? Is anything...
Why I Hate SCRUM Daily Stand-up Meetings By Anonymous I’ve been doing SCRUM stand-up meetings for 2 years before switching to a pre-sales role, and I’m going to tell you why I hated this....
I’m Not a Fan of Task Boards and Spreadsheets By Sean McHugh As a group, we Scrum people seem to have a phobia surrounding Agile and Scrum software solutions. Here’s an example: “I hate...
The Science Behind Scrum: Learning, and How to Develop a Learning Organization or Team By Christiaan Verwijs This article is the first in a series of articles that I will use to explore the...
