Agile

Effective product teams work across silos to create value. Designers are expected to make products not only desirable, but also viable and feasible.

Remember when everyone was obsessed with Scrum? When every company had to have certified Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches? When two-week…

The eXtreme Go Horse method perfectly complements the strengths of AI-powered dev tools. Introducing XGH+AI.

Why FAANG and Microsoft Never Truly Adopted Agile

In the 15+ years since, I’ve noticed that most Scrum Masters never make this shift.

Agile Has Stopped Being Agile

Since I started working as a Scrum Master/Agile coach, I have been impressed by how Scrum is well-designed with basic principles. My teams…

The answer is about the future of innovation

Many people despise Agile and claim it’s dead for good, while others still defend it. But now, with Agile Alliance joining the Project…

An expensive ball that we now have no one else to trow to…

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All the agility has been sucked out of agile projects

An infographic to help your teams learn self-management

What Went Wrong and Why People Will Always Matter More Than Processes

Ah, Agile — the buzzword that just won’t quit. It’s been the darling of software development for years, promising flexibility, speed, and…

Issue 223: Misconceptions designers have about the methodology

Trading sprint theater for real progress

Learn the essentials to understand and practice Scrum in various contexts.

Are you wondering, "Why use Scrum?" If you want to know how Scrum helps you, I'm sharing 3 common challenges I think Scrum addresses well.

Are you wondering what people are talking about when they mention Scrum? Here is a brief walkthrough of the fundamentals and definition of Scrum.

Leaning Scrum for the first time can be a bit overwhelming. There are a lot of terms and this Scrum glossary will help you learn the crucial Scrum concepts and dive deeper when you want more.

Unleashing human potential in the age of Agile theater

When Product Owners miss the mark, the entire organization suffers from pointless results.

An initiative in agile project management is a tool for implementing projects in a structured and flexible way.

Learn the key differences between stories, epics, and initiatives as well as each one's unique role in product management workflows.

Themes, Initiatives, and tasks are Agile terms that define different work elements in Agile project management. Discover how Agile teams use them to structure their work and remain flexible.

Struggling to manage Agile projects? To simplify agile project management, let’s understand Epic vs. Feature vs. User Story.

These popular agile methodologies help teams strike a healthy balance between structure and flexibility

Epics are a collection of user stories, tasks and bugs that span across multiple sprints with a common objective. Zoho Sprints lets you manage all our Epics in one module.

User stories are short requests that can be completed in one Agile iteration. Learn how to write a user story in Agile with Wrike’s guide.