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
Madeleine Wilson — March 20, 2020 Mobile product managers no longer simply oversee the product backlog or just organize their team’s tasks. Between interfacing with multiple teams, coordinating release schedules, prioritizing customer happiness, driving the mobile product roadmap, messaging product announcements internally and externally, and myriad other activities, the list of “to-do’s” for mobile product … Continue reading Overcome 13 Common Mobile Product Management Challenges
Louis-Philippe Carignan — March 8, 2020 The emergence of the Kanban Guide for Scrum teams has given new metrics and practices to development teams on how they can augment their sprint backlog to manage their work. As these benefits are more and more integrated within development teams, there is another backlog in the Scrum Guide … Continue reading Product Backlog Workflow
Clair Kim — March 6, 2020 E-learning and online education industry is rapidly growing. Whether for the purpose of employee development or to serve more customers in various regions, many organizations are starting to introduce e-learning to their employees. It’s commonly being seen in schools, company training programs or even in self-serve help desks for … Continue reading How to Choose a Profitable Digital Product Idea for Your Business
Stephanie Ockerman — March 6, 2020 A question that frequently comes up in my Scrum Training courses is how to define a product. Scrum was created to help small teams solve complex problems and deliver products of the highest possible value. Scrum is used well beyond software because many teams and organizations recognize their work … Continue reading How to Define a Product
Sumeet Madan — February 28, 2020 When we talk about Scrum for complex Product Development, it starts from Vision and Product Backlog. What is the Product Backlog in Scrum? As per the Scrum Guide — “The Product Backlog is an ordered list of everything that is known to be needed in the product. It is … Continue reading Product Backlog – Visible or Raises Transparency?
Tanya Kumari — February 25, 2020 Startups are born out of ideas but how they turn out depends largely on how well they are executed. A successful startup is the product of an innovative and path-breaking idea that was executed by experts in the niche. Startups that fail, on the other hand, are nothing but … Continue reading Startup Product Success: The Mantra Every Entrepreneur Must Follow
Michel van der Meulen — February 24, 2020 Are you a Business Analyst and do you currently fulfil the role of the Product Owner? Or otherwise the Product Owner may have delegated some tasks to you, for lack of time to deal with those themselves. How well does that work for you? Can you manage … Continue reading Product Owner vs Business Analyst
To develop a customer-led design philosophy, companies must change its approach to improve collaboration with engineers and marketing teams. Jeremy Korst on February 19, 2020 Google the term “design thinking” and you’ll get around 1.5 billon results. It’s one of the most searched terms in business today as companies and marketers look to put the … Continue reading Design thinking starts with redefining the role customers play in your product strategy
Johannes Geske — February 20, 2020 Delivering and maximizing value is a complex undertaking in which Scrum Teams learn and create value through an empirical process based on transparency, inspection and adaptation. Empiricism comes to life when the people on a Scrum Team share and live values that promote transparency, inspection and adaptation – and … Continue reading Maximizing Product Value Through Scrum Values
