Double Down on Scrum Fundamentals: Help Remote Teams Thrive

Teams have moved to remote work: the great news for Scrum teams is that you already have the building blocks in place allowing you to succeed
Teams have moved to remote work: the great news for Scrum teams is that you already have the building blocks in place allowing you to succeed
How can you use metrics to reflect trends back at the team that will help them find their own paths to improvement
As coaches, our opinions and unconscious biases can mislead or misdirect those we are coaching
agile42 coaches heading to Global Scrum Gathering Minneapolis 2018, the "meeting of agile minds" organized by the Scrum Alliance on April 16-18
The differences in culture and approach written from the perspective of an American Coach in Berlin
Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) not only accounts for DevOps, but also builds it into the approach, and the more teams embrace DevOps, the better it is
When we refactor in small increments as we develop code, we’re able to spend a few minutes at a time keeping our code at a high level of quality
Iterative and incremental product delivery methods have been used for decades to define and develop some of the most challenging projects in history
Agile is an ongoing journey of continuous improvement, so how do you know if you're heading in the right direction? Here are a few things to look for to know that you're succeeding with Agile.
What happens when the Product Owner can’t break down a story any further and it’s still too big to be manageable in a sprint? This post will explore some techniques that the Scrum team can use to break those stories down.