As a hybrid agile software professional, I have spent many years working with various agile methodologies, including Scrum and Kanban. One thing that often surprises people is that these frameworks were not originally intended solely for software development. In fact, Scrum was created as a framework for any type of…
As an expert hybrid agile software professional, I have spent countless hours working with various agile methodologies, including Scrum. One thing that often surprises people is that Scrum was created before the Agile Manifesto. This raises an interesting question: which came first, Scrum or Agile? In this blog post, I…
Introduction Kanban is a popular project management tool that has been adopted by many organizations to improve their workflow and efficiency. However, there is often confusion about whether Kanban is a standalone tool or an agile framework. This article aims to clarify the distinction between Kanban as a tool and…
Agile teams are known for their flexibility and ability to adapt quickly to changing circumstances. A key aspect of this adaptability is the way in which team members participate in and facilitate agile ceremonies. An agile ceremony is a regular, structured event that is designed to help the team achieve…
In Agile methodologies, sprints are an important aspect of project management. It is a set period of time, usually two to four weeks, in which a team sets out to complete a set of tasks. However, there may come a time when a team realizes that they may not be…
When working on a software development team, completing all the work within a sprint is the goal. However, there may be situations where the team is in danger of not completing all the work in the sprint. In such cases, it’s important to take quick action to ensure the team…