Agile Software Development
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5 Situations When Kanban, Not Scrum, Is the Best Option for You
Kanban is a less popular Agile approach than Scrum. People that vouch for Scrum, somehow dislike the former method. However,…
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It Is Not Necessary to Have a Sprint Goal. Know Why
A scrum team creates a high-value plan and comes up with a sprint goal in the beginning. They evaluate how…
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What’s the Sane Level of Granularity You Need for a Release Plan?
Creating a release plan always raises this question—how detailed it has to be to move forward. To be honest, it…
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Three ITIL 4 Reality Checks to Become a Market Leader
Recently released ITIL 4 has moved to a more flexible framework to be compatible with current project development endeavors. These…
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What’s the Difference Between a Product Owner, Product Manager, and Project Manager?
It is easy to confuse the roles of a product owner, product manager, and project manager. Nevertheless, they serve distinct…
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4 Types of Dependencies Your Scrum Team Will Come Across in a Project
After determining the user stories you would work on in a sprint, a scrum team must look out for dependencies.…
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Software Quality Metrics: Purpose, Benefits, and Types of Application
Measuring software quality is important. As programmer Tom DeMarco proclaims in his book, “You cannot control what you cannot measure”.…
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Why Expecting Your Agile Team to Meet Deadlines Every Time Is Wrong
It is a common understanding that an agile team completes committed tasks on time. While teams should meet goals, you…
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Situations When Scrum Will Not Work for You
Yes, you read it right, Scrum may not work for you. It is quite unthinkable in an era where companies…
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How to Make Smart Choices for a Product Backlog: 4 Tips
A product backlog has actionable items that you aim to complete in a sprint. However, people often slow down when…
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