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Culture & Methods Culture & Methods Follow 484 Followers
Q&A on the Book Agile Management
The book Agile Management by Mike Hoogveld explores how the agile principles and values can be implemented in an agile way to improve the flexibility and entrepreneurship within organizations. It shows how the “voice of the customer” should be the starting point for designing the products, services, channels and processes you offer to your customers.
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Culture & Methods Culture & Methods Follow 484 Followers
Q&A on the Book Fit for Purpose
The book Fit for Purpose by David Anderson and Alexei Zheglov explores how companies can understand their customers and develop products that fit with the purpose(s) their customers have. It provides a framework to help you understand customers’ purposes, segment your market according to purpose, and manage the portfolio of products and services to create happy customers.
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Culture & Methods Culture & Methods Follow 484 Followers
Scaling Agile - Slice and Understand Together
This second article in the series about making scaled agile work digs into how to slice requirements. If this is done right, it will not only result in good slices, but also a common understanding of the product we’re about to build or enhance.
Using Structured Conversations to Discover Your MVP
This article explains an approach for finding your MVP in which stakeholders collaborate in Structured Conversations using the7 Product Dimensions.
Book Q&A on Product Mastery
In his new book Product Mastery Geoff Watts, Scrum and leadership coach, explores what he calls “the difference between good and great product ownership”.
Service Design: Consumer Journey Mapping
A process of identifying key customer interactions with the product. A holistic view of envisioning customer’s interactions at various touchpoints through service design tools.
Interview with Wesley Coelho on Challenges in DevOps
At the Agile 2016 Conference InfoQ spoke to Wesley Coelho, Senior Director of Business Development for Tasktop, about the communication challenges inherent in DevOps and how to overcome them.
Q&A with the Author on "Designing the Requirements”, an Alternative Approach
“Designing the Requirements: Building Applications that the User Wants and Needs" proposes an alternative way to deliver spot on solutions.
Standardizing Requirements Descriptions on Scrum Projects for Better Development and Testing Quality
WTF requirements in Agile Product Development
Iterative development requires gradual flow of small-sized, prioritized requirements from end customers to delivery teams. The use of all-conclusive, rigid, non-negotiable BRDs leads to dysfunction
