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Release Planning in the Scrum@Scale Framework
Release planning is a crucial aspect of the Scrum@Scale framework, encompassing the strategic forecasting and coordination of product...
Scrum@Scale Backlog decomposition and refinement
Backlog decomposition and refinement are crucial components of the Scrum@Scale framework, enabling effective product development and...
How does a Scrum Team deal with urgent work?
As Scrum teams work to deliver their sprint goals, it is common for unplanned work to emerge, such as urgent requests from stakeholders...
The Product Increment in Scrum@Scale
The product increment, as the heartbeat of Scrum@Scale, holds significant importance in driving organizational success and customer...
What is a deep Scrum Master?
A deep Scrum Master is someone who cares deeply about improving the performance of the team. They go beyond the rules of Scrum to ensure...
Improving your SAFe implementation by adding elements of Scrum@Scale.
Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a popular method for managing and executing large-scale software development projects.
What the latest state of Agile report says about Agile
The 2022 State of Agile report provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of Agile methodologies and their adoption across...
How are cross-functional teams able to get more done?
In Agile methodologies, cross-functional teams are highly recommended for product development. A cross-functional team is made up of...
What is Scrum and how can it help your business?
Scrum is a method of working that can help teams work more efficiently by using an iterative and incremental approach to development. it...
What are information radiators and how can they help you and your team?
Information radiators can play an important role in improving transparency in an Agile organization. Agile methodologies place a strong...
Why you should not encourage perfection in your organization
Creating a safe place to fail is essential for fostering creativity and productivity in any organization. The fear of failure often leads...
How small businesses association can offer additional value
Small business associations can be a valuable resource for local business owners. There are over 100,000 small business associations in...
Product Backlog Refinement for Distributed Teams
Working with a distributed team can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing and organizing the Product Backlog. However,...
How do I prioritize my Product Backlog?
Prioritizing product backlog items in Scrum is an essential aspect of the Scrum framework, as it ensures that the development team is...
How Agile can help address burnout
Agile methodologies, such as Scrum and Kanban, can be incredibly helpful for remote teams when it comes to preventing burnout. The Agile...
Product Backlog Tips for Distributed Teams
· Keep a clear "Definition of Ready" and implement it · Use Agile product management tools such as Jira to maintain...
Guide to the Product Increment
The output of a Sprint is a usable Product Increment. "Usable" means the stakeholders can see the product working as if it were released....
Guide to the Sprint Backlog
The Sprint Backlog is one of three scrum artifacts. It used to forecast the functionality of the next product increment. It contains...
Should we move unfinished User Stories forward to the next sprint?
Unfinished User Stories should not be demonstrated during the Sprint Review. The unfinished User Stories should go back to the product...
When should the backlog refinement happen and who should be in it?
Backlog refinement is an activity that should happen regularly. The objective is to have enough user stories refined for the team to work...
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