Scrum and Kanban software development methodologies are the subjects of permanent debates and choice among programmers. Both are popular Agile approaches, however, both have their own practices, principles, and concepts. Read More
A Sprint planning meeting is an event that is organized in a Scrum team before the start of each Sprint. Its main goal is to determine a proper plan and set the key Sprint goal. Read More
The concept of Agile has gradually gone far beyond the IT industry. Nowadays many entrepreneurs and companies apply Agile methodology and do need any alternative. Read More
One of the universal project management systems is considered to be Scrum technique. If earlier Scrum concerned notably to IT sphere and software development – nowadays the similar experience is actively adopted by many other industries. Read More
Project management does not imply approximations or inaccuracy. Therefore, there are so many numbers, schemes and precise charts in methodologies, tools, and services’ functionality. Read More
In the projects based on Scrum methodology, there is plenty of professional roles, each of which is valuable for many business processes. But two of the most important persons are considered to be a Scrum Master and Product Manager. What’s the difference? Let’s make it clear!
People say that the ability to run a daily huddle is not a great talent. Actually, it seems quite simple, like another meeting. Read More
In theory, Scrum meetings are supposed to assist a product owner and teams to communicate and deliver a better product. However, the meetings often go wrong. Read More
It’s impossible to imagine any successful Scrum teamwork without a leader, Scrum Master. This person resolves impediments and control all the Scrum processes. Read More
