Value Streams: The Surprising Shift from Chains to Flow
Value streams focus organisations around delivering value: outcome rather than output.
Minimum Viable Teams: Small Teams, Remarkable Results
The power of minimum viable teams lies in their streamlined communication channels.
Kanban Classes of Service: Prioritise Like an Expert
The principle of service classes, a key component of Lean methodology, is instrumental in efficiently organising, prioritising, and managing work.
Kanban Pull Criteria: The Simple Rule for Ready Work
Pull criteria in Kanban are a task's requirements before proceeding to the next stage.
Cycle Time vs Lead Time: What You Need to Know
To improve cycle time, focus on streamlining your actual work processes. For lead time improvements, look at reducing delays between stages.
Flow Efficiency: The Surprising Truth About Waiting
Flow efficiency measures a process's efficiency by comparing the time spent actively working on it with the total time required to complete it.
Legacy vs Native Organisations: What You Need to Know
Learn and understand various types of organisational structures and patterns: legacy, enablement, native organisations.
Agile Contracts: Important Questions Before You Sign
Maintaining software development projects today is becoming increasingly difficult due to their unpredictable nature, complexity, and challenges.
DevOps Fundamentals: What You Need to Know
DevOps is an acronym for Development and Operations. This movement originated in the IT industry to align development and operations teams.
Shippable Increment: What 'Done' Really Means in Scrum
A potentially shippable product is a fully functional and valuable increment, it is not the final product.
Agile Product Delivery: Build What Customers Want
Agile product delivery emphasises the following: flexibility, customer collaboration, dedication to delivering high-value products.
Scrum Impediments: How to Spot and Remove Them Quickly
Scrum "impediments" refer to anything hindering team progress or performance. An impediment is more than just a minor obstacle or inconvenience.