To Tell a Story Audio Column Jan 2023 -Agile Requirements
My latest “To Tell a Story Column” is out! Listen in at 6 minutes and 27 seconds for my audio column [a 8 min listen] with Tom Cagley on Agile and Incremental Requirements on...
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Agile Requirements Podcast
SPaMCAST 729 – Product Owners, Not The More The Merrier, Syncing Agile and Waterfall Requirements, Essays and Conversations with Tony Timbol #agilePlay Now: https://bit.ly/3Er1RZeApple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/3GevmicWeb Player and Show Notes: http://bit.ly/3g4slq7 Listen in as Tom Cagley, great interviewer, and...
To Tell A Story June Podcast Up
Listen to Tom Cagley and I talk about Agile Requirements (5:17 Min Mark) Had a great conversation on the SPAMCAST podcast 709 edition about Agile Requirements, that they do exist and are more than...
The 4Cs of Delay: #1 Cognitive Overload
(Excerpted from Agile Requirements Readiness: Achieve Faster Software Delivery eBook) Requirements Delay can be experienced at the start of a project or initiative, in the middle or near the end. Delays can accumulate. They...
Agile Requirement Readiness
In the complex world of agile software development, agile requirements readiness is key to competitiveness and getting value to market faster. This works for both commercial markets and government markets. For commercial markets getting...
4 Key Tips on doing Next Level Backlog Refinement for Product Owners: Part 2
In the Part 1 of this blog post, we covered the first two keys or tips, Make Backlog Refinement about the future not the present Focus on knowledge transfer not knowledge presentation Here we...
4 Key Tips on doing Next Level Backlog Refinement for Product Owners: Part 1
All Scrum Ceremonies, Events if you’re a SAFe enthusiast, are equally important to effective software development for an agile team. Each has a purpose and reason. Daily Stand-ups resynchronize the team’s activities every 24...
Scoping Shaping Principles for Product Managers
If there are two things you can do to improve your lean flow for a scrum team then start with shaping your scope BEFORE you start sprinting or iterating. Read my guest post for...
User Stories made easy,,,
Writing good user stories is easy if you can keep a few simple rules in mind. I shared these thoughts on a recent 10 min Tutorial Webinar. If you have the time check it...
