List: SCRUM | Curated by Greg Billington

Jan 7, 2023

20 stories

SCRUM
Nil Lenon
The Right Questions to Ask When Choosing a Scaled Agility FrameworkMany companies are now in a position to set up Agile organizations at scale, ie involving several teams working on the same product or…
Jan 1, 2023
1
Jan 1, 2023
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Serious Scrum
by
David Pereira
Hidden Frameworks Ensure Companies Will Never Do Real ScrumThe unspoken working modes are the ones defining (limiting) how people really work.
Dec 28, 2021
5
Dec 28, 2021
5
In
Ralali Tech Stories
by
D. Husni Fahri Rizal
Burndown Chart AnalysisBig Agent Jira Study Case
Mar 23, 2020
Mar 23, 2020
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Katie Wilde
Would you rather be late — or wrong? A strategic case for Waterfall development‘Waterfall’ methods of developing product get a bad rap — and for good reason. Building software is extremely expensive, and so building…
Jul 20, 2018
7
Jul 20, 2018
7
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Serious Scrum
by
Maarten Dalmijn
Agile isn’t an excuse for winging it
Jun 22, 2020
4
Jun 22, 2020
4
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Product Dojo
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The Product Samurai
Why Scrum needs Product LeadershipWelcome to the third wave of Agile adoption — an age where organizations 
 reinvent themselves around self organisation and empericsm, and…
Nov 28, 2018
5
Nov 28, 2018
5
In
Product Coalition
by
Product Dave 💡
How to Learn Agile — The Right wayAfter almost getting fired, here is the right way to learn agile
May 4, 2020
5
May 4, 2020
5
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Chris Nielsen
by
Chris Nielsen
Sprint Burndown Charts Gone WrongYou can learn a lot about a team from their sprint burndown chart. If you know how to read it.
Aug 9, 2020
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Aug 9, 2020
8
Michelle Parsons
Forget About Agile vs. Waterfall, It’s About Silo BustingAgile is not the answer to all of your company’s problems. Silo busting is. Trust me, I know. I’ve been a ScrumMaster and Agile Coach for…
Sep 20, 2018
21
Sep 20, 2018
21
Andre Becker
Do you know the differences between Scrum and Kanban?We know Scrum and Kanban as flavors of Agile. However, the majority of the people don’t know if they are running a Scrum or Kanban in their…
Aug 6, 2018
16
Aug 6, 2018
16
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Better Programming
by
Maarten Dalmijn
Companies That Obsess Over Velocity Are Clueless About ScrumEnd the pointless velocity hysteria
Sep 17, 2020
3
Sep 17, 2020
3
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The Startup
by
Marcelo Sousa
The Religion of AgileThe Dark Ages of Software Development
Aug 26, 2019
2
Aug 26, 2019
2
In
Serious Scrum
by
Maarten Dalmijn
A pretty burn-down usually means ugly ScrumWhy you should be worried if your burn-down charts are perfect
Nov 17, 2020
2
Nov 17, 2020
2
In
Serious Scrum
by
Scrumpy Dad
Scrum Master intervention by cartoonHow to confront management with humor and get away with it
Feb 9, 2021
3
Feb 9, 2021
3
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Lean Leverage
by
Todd Lankford
Surviving Agile Without a Status Report — Visualize the WorkAgile deprioritizes the status report in favor of promoting the self-organizing team. Agile asks managers to trust a team of motivated…
May 13, 2019
May 13, 2019
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Bootcamp
by
Sam Higham
Why we need to stop using these 3 images when talking about AgileRegurgitated stock images without context are harmful. These are the three biggest offenders, and how you can help reduce the impact.
Jun 7, 2021
6
Jun 7, 2021
6
Takeshi Yoshida
A pretty good summary of Lean, Agile, ScrumA cornerstone article by Lifecycle (https://lifecycle.management)
May 22, 2018
18
May 22, 2018
18
Takeshi Yoshida
Try Design Thinking + ScrumThe Lean & Agile Practitioner
Sep 19, 2018
4
Sep 19, 2018
4

SCRUM

The Right Questions to Ask When Choosing a Scaled Agility Framework

Many companies are now in a position to set up Agile organizations at scale, ie involving several teams working on the same product or…

Hidden Frameworks Ensure Companies Will Never Do Real Scrum

The unspoken working modes are the ones defining (limiting) how people really work.

Burndown Chart Analysis

Big Agent Jira Study Case

Would you rather be late — or wrong? A strategic case for Waterfall development

‘Waterfall’ methods of developing product get a bad rap — and for good reason. Building software is extremely expensive, and so building…

Agile isn’t an excuse for winging it

Why Scrum needs Product Leadership

Welcome to the third wave of Agile adoption — an age where organizations reinvent themselves around self organisation and empericsm, and…

How to Learn Agile — The Right way

After almost getting fired, here is the right way to learn agile

Sprint Burndown Charts Gone Wrong

You can learn a lot about a team from their sprint burndown chart. If you know how to read it.

Forget About Agile vs. Waterfall, It’s About Silo Busting

Agile is not the answer to all of your company’s problems. Silo busting is. Trust me, I know. I’ve been a ScrumMaster and Agile Coach for…

Do you know the differences between Scrum and Kanban?

We know Scrum and Kanban as flavors of Agile. However, the majority of the people don’t know if they are running a Scrum or Kanban in their…

Companies That Obsess Over Velocity Are Clueless About Scrum

End the pointless velocity hysteria

The Religion of Agile

The Dark Ages of Software Development

A pretty burn-down usually means ugly Scrum

Why you should be worried if your burn-down charts are perfect

Scrum Master intervention by cartoon

How to confront management with humor and get away with it

Surviving Agile Without a Status Report — Visualize the Work

Agile deprioritizes the status report in favor of promoting the self-organizing team. Agile asks managers to trust a team of motivated…

Why we need to stop using these 3 images when talking about Agile

Regurgitated stock images without context are harmful. These are the three biggest offenders, and how you can help reduce the impact.

A pretty good summary of Lean, Agile, Scrum

A cornerstone article by Lifecycle (https://lifecycle.management)

Try Design Thinking + Scrum

The Lean & Agile Practitioner

Greg Billington