Basics
Definition of done in agile
A Definition of Done in agile is a succinct collection of conditions that software must meet in order to be considered complete by the team. While the DoD often applies to all backlog items, acceptance […]
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Basics
Why Mapping Story Points to Hours Will Always Make Your Delivery Predictions Wrong
Mapping story points to hours to estimate your work is bad advice when it comes to setting delivery commitments. In reality, revealing this paradox can be done with a fairly easy activity. Olympia Opaline is […]
Transformation
Two Faces of Agile
‘Two Faces of Agile’ – I’ve had this piece of paper in my bag for six months. In one of ‘those’ conference calls, I drew this. You know, the one when someone is talking and […]
In Practice
Compare : Backlog Management vs. Managing To Do (Kanban, Scrum)
Backlog Management vs. Managing To Do – Let’s debate it. When we implement Kanban or Scrum to organise our work, we commonly establish a Backlog list (the first column) and a To Do list (following […]
Basics
The Difference Between Agile and Scrum
Agile and Scrum can easily be confused because they both rely on an iterative process, frequent client interaction, and collaborative decision making. Scrum is an Agile methodology that is used to manage a project. Scrum […]
Transformation
Can universities use Agile Methodologies to promote agility ?
This articles seeks to explore agile methodologies as they are used in universities. As is well-known, agile principles are similar but different people and organisations use them differently. At the core of agile methodologies is […]
Transformation
Transitioning to Scaled Agile Frameworks – The challenge that large organizations face
This article seeks to highlight challenges that organisations face when they move from the more traditional methods of working to using Scaled Agile Frameworks. It will equip leaders to see the challenges that large-scale organisations […]
