JGL – Embracing the business agility in pharma
Azure ARO platform permits running container-based solutions and offers fully managed clusters and provides integration with Azure services.
Tag: AGILE METHODS
6 things Scrum and rowing have in common
Thinking about how to get through the Covid-19 winter period and staying in shape, I have decided that after 15 long years I would pick up rowing again as my weapon of choice
What is Kanban: The Story of 3 Columns
The simplicity of Kanban is both a good and not a really good thing. It’s a good thing because it’s easy to get started with Kanban without any special preparation. It’s not such a good thing because there’s a lot more to Kanban that it might seem at the first glance, so the initial enthusiasm quickly fades away. If you really want to know the real benefits of Kanban, keep reading.
Project management is agile… and kicking
For decades, the ultimate measure of the project success was the magic triple constraint: time, cost and scope. Project managers used to apply a consistent and repeatable methodology and compliance to achieve on-time and on-budget project delivery.
Better Coaching Questions
It is a coach’s job to ask good questions in order to better understand the situation and provoke the coachee’s creative thought process in order to get him to a potential solution.
Like master of puppets Fear of conflict is pulling your strings
Engaging in constructive conflict can only lead to better commitment.
Better Coaching Conversations
How do you coach people through coaching conversations and how do you control the structure and content of these types of conversations?
Team.Chat – episode #5 – Product Ownership
We had a volunteer for a PO role. It was one of our experienced project managers and she hadn’t had any prior working experience in Scrum.
Team.Chat – episode #4 – review
Personally, review is one of my favorite Scrum meetings. We meet with users and stakeholders and go through and discuss what we delivered this sprint.
Team.Chat – Episode #3 – Planning
Planning in Scrum is a point of commitment. The team decides how much fits into a sprint and makes a realistic plan how to do the work and deliver the product increment.
Team.Chat – Episode #2 – Refinement
The story about how Team.Chat refinement evolved an looked like. From just one meeting per sprint to a completely organic activity.
Team.Chat – a team story
Introduction to a life of one of internal CROZ teams, from their Scrum Master’s perspective.