Agile workflow work-in-process (W.I.P) limits specify the maximum amount of work at any given time. Inefficient workflows can easily be identified when teamwork is limited. Identifying bottlenecks in team delivery pipelines before they become crises is manageable. Having W.I.P limits improves throughput and reduces work “nearly done” because it forces the team to focus on smaller tasks. At the most fundamental level, W.I.P limits foster a “done” culture….
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Fundamentals of DevOps
DevOps is an acronym for Development and Operations. This movement originated in the IT industry to align development and operations teams. Early in software development, module integration often failed and caused a great deal of frustration.
Characteristics of a product owner
Product owners maximise product value. The product owner brings the customer’s perspective to the scrum team as a single individual.
Motivation, Agile Practises, and Agile Methods
The success of agile projects depends on team motivation. Team members are often expected to do more than follow orders and do what is asked of them.
Qualities of a product backlog
The product backlog lists the tasks that must be completed before the product can be released following its priority.
Fundamentals of user stories
User stories are designed to elicit a conversation by describing how a feature will benefit a customer.
Why do scrum masters collaborate?
As agents who foster collaboration wherever they go, scrum masters are seen as supporters and facilitators of a system of interconnected, collaborative communities inside organisations.