Anthony Mersino — April 9, 2020 In part 1 of this article, we looked at the definition of Agile Transformation and talked about the 4 key focus areas of Agile Leaders. In part 2 of this article, we will explore the Characteristics that Agile Leaders Need the Most. Finally, we discuss an uncomfortable truth that … Continue reading Agile Leader Role During an Agile Transformation Part 2
Cesario Ramos — April 8, 2020 This is the first part of a blog series about product definition in Large Scale Scrum. In large product development, teams tend to work on just a part of the real product. The part—a narrow product definition– is often a component or a specific activity in the development process; … Continue reading Product Definition in Large Scale Scrum – Part 1
Stefan Wolpers — March 20, 2020 TL; DR: Remote Agile, Part 1: Practices & Tools for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, and Product Owners Agile has always been about colocation, about direct communication, physical boards, and all the other haptic and analog moments to create value in the digital realm. As a Professional Scrum Trainer, I … Continue reading Remote Agile (Part 1): Practices & Tools for Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, and Product Owners
Neil Wood-Mitchell — February 17, 2020 A third of the time people spend online is dedicated to watching videos, which is why it’s no surprise that 93% of marketers are using it¹ as part of their marketing efforts. So, whether you’re new to the world of video marketing, trying to persuade your boss that video … Continue reading Why Video Should be Part of Your Marketing Strategy
Chris Belknap — January 10, 2020 The Scrum Guide provides no reference or guidance on how to get started with Scrum. That’s because Scrum is a lightweight, minimal framework to encourage self-organization. I have heard it stated that Scrum is intentionally incomplete. There are no special Sprints in Scrum, such as Sprint Zeros, either, which … Continue reading Getting a New Scrum Team Started (Part 1 of 2)
Jennifer Warren — January 7, 2020 Sound design is no more the privilege of a handful of uniquely talented individuals. Today, virtually all designers, with the application of evergreen UX principles, can achieve the same. By the way, playing by the principles has its advantages. It increases the probability that a design will be successful. … Continue reading Play by the Rules: 15 Tried and Tested Principles to Up your UX Game in 2020 – Part 1
Neil Grasso — December 23, 2019 If you haven’t picked up on the key trend from the last post, there is a definite correlation between the level of controversy associated with an activism campaign and the interest it generates. This is not to discredit the campaigns that focused on less controversial issues – as we … Continue reading Part 3: What is Brand Activism? A Series of Successful Campaigns
Neil Grasso — December 20, 2019 In part one of this series, we introduced the concept of brand activism, and explored how successful activism can bring about multiple benefits for companies that can successfully integrate it into their marketing strategies. We learned how activism can be controversial, as well as how it can be safe … Continue reading What is Brand Activism? A Series of Successful Campaigns (Part 2)
Dawn Ellis — December 5, 2019 Follow @eventsstructure So, you’re considering event marketing to kickstart your startup and promote your products or services? Trends may come and go, but the effectiveness of events and event marketing will stay. In fact, according to the Event Marketing 2019: Benchmarks and Trends Report, between 2017 and 2018 the … Continue reading Why Events Should Be Part of Your Strategy
Joshua Partogi — October 26, 2019 Hello awesome people. Back with me again with new learning from the trenches. Over the years working with Product Owners mainly who works in large corporations, I see common challenges. The Product Owners jump straight to solution/implementation without knowing the overarching business strategy from the Senior management. And when … Continue reading How to Align Your Product Strategy Using the Product Strategy Canvas (Part 1)
