Agile development

Definition Of Done

Definition of done examples for software projects

Definition of done is crucial to an agile team. It is key to delivering high quality product and satisfying your management or client in terms of project management and results. To achieve this, you need to ensure that you are … Read More

Working Software

Working software; go live strategy

Nowadays most of the companies claim that they are Agile, it became kind of a standard. The majority of them also say that they build working software, but in reality each company understands it differently. And here is the problem! … Read More

Stages Of Agile Retrospective

Stages of agile retrospective & 7 popular techniques

Anyone that works with agile methods must know that retrospective is very important for an agile team and agile planning. Agile retrospective (also called retros) or scrum retrospectives is about looking back at the evolution of the work done over a … Read More

Distributed Agile Teams

Distributed agile teams: 9 hacks that make them work

The world is going insane. Thousands and thousands of things we have in our brain every day; new stuff to do, new trends to discover, new team members, projects that you have to catch up with, self-education, etc. It seems … Read More

Software Startup

How to Apply Agile Methodology to a Software Startup?

Software development is a highly lucrative and exciting career choice both for fresh graduates and established professionals. Coupled with a software startup work environment, software development can give way to innovative and attractive software solutions. However, settling for a daily … Read More

Product Leader

Product Leader – Not (only) agile

The Product Owner or product leader position is one of the most demanded positions in the market today; most companies understand how critical it is to have someone that holds a clear view of the product and can prioritize user stories … Read More

Product Roadmap Importance

Product Roadmap importance in Agile Project Management

Agile Project Management is a continuous process of planning and guiding project development. Today, one of the biggest myth is that agile development does not conform to long-term planning. In agile software development, the entire agile project is divided and … Read More

Agile Methodology, Not Only For Software Development

Agile methodology, not only for software development

Agile became a “hot trend” these years. People used to associate Agile methodology with agile software development, but nowadays it is implemented in all departments and companies fight for the awards to be nominated as an “Agile company” or to … Read More

Agile estimation techniques

Agile estimation techniques to know about

Agile estimation techniques can be useful for every team. Estimation & planning are one of the most important activities in any project. Agile methodologies make planning more valuable, its accuracy is increased, and hence the predictability of the project. In … Read More

How Teams Increase Agility

How teams increase agility with agile retrospectives

The agile retrospective is much more than just a meeting done at the end of the sprint. When done well it becomes a practice that helps teams to learn how they are doing and finding ways to become better and … Read More

Agile Games

Agile games for team building

Games are fun, no doubts about that. But is that why they are used as team building activities? It’s not really the main reason, there are other explanations for that. Today, I would like to talk about nice agile games … Read More

What you should know when building an Agile team

What you should know when building an Agile team

When we talk about an Agile team, we mean a cross-functional group, usually between five and ten people, that have the ability and authority to define, build, and test some elements of the solution. Most commonly, you will hear about scrum … Read More

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