Agile Methodology and Other Project Methodologies
What is Agile?
Agile definition or Agile Methodology is a project management methodology that focuses on continuous improvement in the development of a product or service. These cycles are called “sprints”. The Agile Manifesto, which is a “formal proclamation of key values and principles that guide an iterative and people-centric approach to software development. Our articles and resources cover project management methodologies, processes, principles, software development, and more.
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4 Key similarities between Kanban and “The 4 disciplines of execution”
I just finished reading the book, “The 4 Disciplines of Execution” (McChesney, Covey & Huling, 2016). As I was preparing to facilitate an introductory Kanban session, I noticed the similarities between those four disciplines and the core elements of Kanban.…
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How to measure business agility?
“Success today requires the agility and drive to constantly rethink, reinvigorate, react, and reinvent.” Bill Gates What is business agility? Agility involves adopting a new mindset and a new way of thinking. According to the Agile Project Leadership Network being…
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Agile methodology: Why faster doesn’t mean better
Learn about how and when to use Agile methodology. Over countless years and projects, Project Managers (PMs) have been working to define a better, faster, and easier way to deal with the need for structure. From this work comes most…
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How sprint ceremonies can increase collaboration, communication, and continuous improvement
Some teams who are new to agile think it is a very loose way of doing work. In reality, agile requires a good deal of discipline. There are multiple ceremonies throughout the sprint, each with a specific purpose. These ceremonies…
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5 Reasons to consider using an agile approach
When considering using an agile approach, there may be skepticism in your organization. After all, change can be hard, and teams need to understand the benefits of changing the way they work. If you have explored agile development and want…
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Benefits of PMOs adopting an Agile approach
What are the benefits of PMOs adopting an Agile approach? The PMO can be considered the new fuel for organizational change. An effective PMO delivers business results. Everything starts with hiring and empowering key people that build successful teams. It…
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How strong product owners can make agile projects successful
Most agile project management models have a key role called the Product Owner. Here’s how strong product owners can make agile projects successful. The product owner ensures agile project teams are focused on highest value outcomes during their sprints and…
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5 Key elements of an agile user story
In waterfall, we are generally familiar with user requirements. They are often compiled into a document that lists the business and technical needs of a project. However, in Agile, requirements take a different form. These are expressed in the form…
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Top 5 list for newbies: Agile and other project methodologies articles and resources
Looking for top content and resources about Agile and other project management methodologies to help you better understand and determine the best methodology to use in your company? As a busy professional, it can be daunting to find top resources…
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Why is backlog grooming important?
Your team backlog is made up of all the incomplete user stories that are not in the current sprint. They are the stories that have been written but not yet done. They tend to add up over time and can…
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