In this final installment for the Getting Started With Agile series, we’ll discuss concrete strategies for applying each of the values so you can put these ideas into play with your own team. Read more...
If you’ve ever worked on an agile project, then you’ve probably realized that the types of reporting that are beneficial to an agile team are very different than those that are beneficial to a traditional team. Read more...
In this installment, we’ll discuss how you can learn from your product development process so your team can benefit from that learning along the way. Read more...
By directing casual users to a list of epics, we have found that they can stay informed about the product team’s progress without getting mired in the details of the Features backlog. And they are more likely to remain engaged in the agile XP process. Read more...
While vanity metrics are often associated with your product, that’s not their only use. In fact, vanity metrics crop up in all aspects of product development, including in your product development process Read more...
This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining Current and Backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. Read more...
Too often, the set of stories that teams select for their iteration has no overarching theme or focus. In fact, while these stories may be individually valuable, at times their selection can appear almost random. Read more...
Prioritizing a single set of work for your team can be hard; prioritizing work across multiple sets of work can be nearly impossible. Read more...
Labels and epics are useful tools for sorting and locating stories and larger projects in Tracker. Read on to see how you can slice, dice, and julienne your stories to make easier to sort. Read more...
In this installment, we’ll discuss what benefits can be achieved from working to build relationships with your customers and aligning those customers with your team, rather than pitting those groups against one another. Read more...
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