Do Better Scrum (Repaso general optativo) An unofficial set of tips and insights into how to implement Scrum well free for download in various languages. Written by Certified Scrum Coach & Trainer Peter Hundermark. Version 3 Download the brand new third edition of our booklet at InfoQ in PDF, ePub and MOBI format. Agile Contracts: a Video Mini-Series Over the years I’ve built up a bit of knowledge about commercial contracts in an Agile environment. This is not something I really noticed until a few months ago when Laurence Bascle asked me to talk to the Agile4Agencies meetup group on just this subject. Laurence’s interest came from a piece I published in InfoQ a few years back - Agile Contract Options - but more recently I published “Dear Customer, the truth about IT projects” in the Agile Journal (which later became Agile Connection). Dear Customer has become something of an ever-green, I use it as a prologue in Xanpan and it regularly gets rediscovered and Tweeted about.
First, Let’s Fire All the Managers - HBR Management is the least efficient activity in your organization. Think of the countless hours that team leaders, department heads, and vice presidents devote to supervising the work of others. Most managers are hardworking; the problem doesn’t lie with them. 15 Ways to Split an Epic, a Team Exercise - blogs.collab.net Your Scrum Team has been hired by a physical fitness expert to develop a mobile device application to prescribe daily personalized exercise routines and diets for a wide range of people. The app should adapt the routines to users’ fitness goals, current health, age, gender, preferences, food allergies, lifestyle, etc. The fitness expert is excited about all the possibilities of this app but promised a key user a working system in 30 days. The main feature of the system will be this epic:
Agile Manifesto AgileLib.Net ✭New feature: AgileLib Logbooks — read more here Agile excellence requires continuous learning and exploration. Many resources exist to support this journey—but an equal number may hinder it. How do you find what is truly useful? The answer is to ask another agilist. AgileLib.Net is a library of agile-related resources built by agile practitioners for agile practitioners. Splitting User Stories - Agile For All Working from a prioritized backlog of small user stories allows a team to get value and high-quality feedback on frequent intervals. Many teams struggle to split large user stories into small stories in a useful way. Instead of ending up with small vertical slices through their architecture, they get stories that look more like tasks or architectural components and fail to experience the value or feedback small stories should provide.
Overview - Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) Metodologías ágiles: Los artículos mas destacados Metodologías ágiles Esta página es una guía para orientarte en la lectura de los artículos más destacados de este blog sobre temas relacionados metodologías ágiles, Scrum, etc. Artículos más destacados: - Mis 10 mejores libros ágiles - El método kanban para la gestión de proyectos - La historia de usuario, el “requisito” ágil - Lean Software Development - Claves para implantar el rol de Product Owner - De qué va eso de “equipo ágil auto-organizado - La agilidad está muriendo. Bienvenido el postagilismo - Ejemplos y buenas prácticas para descomponer historias de usuario en tareas Metodologías:
Fifty Quick Ideas to… by Gojko Adzic et al. This book will help you write better stories, spot and fix common issues, split stories so that they are smaller but still valuable, and deal with difficult stuff like crosscutting concerns, long-term effects and non-functional requirements. Above all, this book will help you achieve the promise of agile and iterative delivery: to ensure that the right stuff gets delivered through productive discussions between delivery team members and business stakeholders. Who is this book for?
Coaching Agile Teams — by Lyssa Adkins