Team Work: Self-Organization Is Key to Productive Software Development
Scrum allows for self-organization in the office which breeds productivity amongst developers....
Project Management
3 Reasons the Product Owner Is the Most Important Scrum Role
In Scrum, the Product Owner is the linchpin, and if armed with the right skills, she can become the fearless l...
Team Work: Prepare for the Unexpected to Avoid Project Slowdown
Follow up to previous blog post "How 2-Person Dev Teams Are Good for Clients, Teams and Users." It&squot;s a f...
Building the Perfect Digital Toolkit for Project Management
No One Has the Perfect Toolkit…in fact, one of the most spirited discussions centered around the question of...
Scrum: The Power of a Good Itinerary
Starting a new project without proper planning can often lead you astray. Scrum prevents any hasty decisions ...
A Good Haircut: The Top Three Reasons Scrum Trumps Waterfall
Like a good haircut, your website is a reflection of who you are. And with Scrum, you can stay involved in its...
How Adding Manpower to a Software Project Does More Harm Than Good
An idea that adding more manpower to a software project can actually reduce the productivity of the team and s...
Using the 80/20 rule in web design
The 80/20 rule, or the Pareto Principle, states: for many events, roughly 80% of effects come from 20% of caus...
ScrumMaster vs. Project Manager
ScrumMaster vs Project Manager- differences in their respective roles and how Sprints, Stand-Ups, and managing...
How 2-Person Dev Teams Are Good for Clients, Teams and Users
A number of clear benefits emerged that caused us to adopt the practice of peer programming and 2-person Scrum...