Product Management Frameworks: Tools, Not Solutions
Frameworks seem to get a lot of hate in the Product Management/Development discourse. Whether it’s JTBD, SWOT, Agile/Scrum, SAFe, or…
Velocity and Throughput are full of Sh*t!
If you run enough Agile teams with Scrum using Story Points and Velocity as an internal gauge for planning the volume of work to be…
Five Ways Bad Product Owners Screw Up Scrum Teams
When Product Owners miss the mark, the entire organization suffers from pointless results.
The Slow, Painful Death Of Agile and Jira
Agile has stopped being agile, so it’s time for Agile to go and take Jira with it
Dual-track agile is good, tri-track agile is even better
Find out why tri-track agile can be an even better approach than dual-track, allowing teams to better understand their users.
The problem with growth: why everything is failing now
The rows over Scrum vs SAFe or Design Thinking vs Lean UX miss one important point — and it’s killing companies.
Agile Is Dead! ☠️
My thoughts on the recent ‘Agile is Death’ claims
Unlocking Agility at Scale: A Googler’s Story
How I Leveraged the GIST Framework and a COVID-19 Pivot To Turbocharge Our Time-To-Market.
Why agile is not always a good thing
Research commissioned by a consulting firm finds that software projects developed using so-called agile development methodologies have a…
Agile Is Not Dead, It’s Evolving!
My thoughts on the recent ‘Agile is Death’ claims
The Top 6 Insights from Our Agile Methods for UX Design Course
Enhance your UX design capabilities with agile methods for UX design course. Learn everything you need to know about the agile way of work to make better products.
Is the party over for Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches?
Why are companies rethinking Agile Roles? A perspective based on insights from the trenches.
Why designers fail to integrate into Agile teams
Prescriptive Agile frameworks make it hard for designers to add valuable contributions to the team. Without discovery practices as part of…
Successful iteration requires going beyond agile
UX methods are cheaper, faster, and better at gathering data than “build, measure, learn” — but they don’t work inside agile development.