Waterfall vs. Agile: Food for Agile Thought #419 Welcome to the 419th edition of the Food for Agile Thought newsletter, shared with 49,633 peers. This week, Henrik Mårtensson challenges the supposed conflict of Waterfall vs. Agile, Read More
There are many Scrum teams that operate in a distributed organization, with members in different locations, countries, or time zones. The question arises about how these Agile teams can conduct their retrospectives. Some companies have Read More
During each of the Scrum Events, and throughout the Sprint itself, the Scrum Team and the stakeholders inspect based on a common understanding. Without this transparency, one cannot perform a valuable inspection. Inspection is about Read More
Are you committed to your community? Then volunteer with your favorite association and everyone wins! Nonprofit organizations fill a void. They provide essential services and opportunities not offered by for-profit or governmental entities. For example, Read More
Agile practices have more importance in your business than you can possibly imagine. Read about 10 such ways in which you can benefit by adopting Agile practices in your business. Agile practices allow your team to Read More
IT Organizations are looking for optimization in their aspects such as cost, time, and target audience. But, dynamism in IT had resulted in transformation as a Tsunami that requires proper optimization. Due to the new Read More