I am very glad to celebrate with you the 400 followers on the Instagram with an interview. The interview with Philip Becker could not be a more expressive celebration of this. Let’s see how in a context outside Software development, the use of Ageis methods motivates groups and improves efficiency.
There are many definitions for DevOps, the most simple one can be a unique team able to develop and to operate in a continuous way, supported by a tool chain enabling automatically code integration, test and deployment in a single pipeline, where the code, after several approval steps, is released into production. In this post,
When comparing the frequency and granularity of test planning and execution in products developed under Waterfall and Agile methods, we observed that in Agile: we have more tests, in the story level and we have a progressive increment of test coverage all over the product and higher frequency running those tests.
Life is done of routines. A routine has a taste of contradiction: sometimes is boring sometimes means comfort, security, trust. Respect a routine implies discipline and recognition about the value we can get from that. In this post I would like to share my thoughts about the Continuous Improvement cycle. I think this is a
Why should we estimate? What are we considering when we do it? Yes, estimation accuracy is a matter of practice maintaining the same team constant. What and how can we estimate? We can do it all over hierarchy of requirements, since strategic levels until implementation ones. But essentially a good product planning should be done
When Agile Transformation enters in a scale process, the challenge starts. It is mandatory regular alignment across the different portfolio levels to make sure that the Transformation occurs.
Dear readers, I want to wish you a very happy Marry Christmas! Feliz Natal! Feliz Navidad! Frohe Weihnachten!
I’m very happy to announce today our first Interview with Agile professionals! I invited Mark Ansonia for our first interview with experts in Agile roles. Mark is a very experienced Scrum Master and Agile Coach, in this short interview he will share his experience among different projects and industries.
We can explore those questions from different angles, but my simplified definition is: a team is a group of individuals moved by a common goal. Everything is better if, in the meantime we move together towards the goal, we share a positive energy and attitude in between the group.
