The Global Agile Practitioner Network
In your situation, you will not find a magic bullet. No panaceas exist. You will find No experts here. Shock! Horror! There are people with experience and ability. There are people worth listening to, but there are no experts in […]
Life hard at times. The edges are messy and there are things that just creep in from the sides. It can be all sorts of woes that want to sneak in from family dramas to difficult coworkers, money troubles, sickness, […]
It’s important to know where you are operating, so you know how you should prepare, how you should behave and what approach you should take regarding measurement and feedback loops. Otherwise you may end up making decisions based on biased […]
Anyone who’s ever taken an interest in history is typically fascinated by the country of Yugoslavia. Initially formed in 1918 by a merger of multiple provisional states, by 1946 the country was comprised of nine (9) different “states” all with […]
The Agile Uprising is proud to announce its latest addition to their Board of Directors, the one and only Chris Murman. Hailing from the Dallas / Ft. Worth Tx area, Murman is an author, blogger, coach, maker, and change agent. […]
The Agile Uprising is pleased to welcome Paul Elia to our Board of Directors. Paul is a pragmatic and broadly technical Agile/DevSecOps practitioner with 30+ years experience in software engineering, product management, executive management, management consulting, and lean startups. In […]
Teams often experience a breakdown in communication. Sometimes it will be around requirements, or expectations, or priorities. Other elements that contribute to difficulties in collaboration and delivery of value include component silos, and specialization. All of the above can be […]
During a group chat on Slack this week a remark was made about Borland Software Corporation in Austin, TX. In 2006 they constructed a new building for teams that were willing to practice agile; the only way to work in […]
What makes your teammates lose sleep at night? The best way to find out is simple, but not always easy: ask them! In this post, I’ll be presenting a technique–suitable for a retrospective or a lift off–that opens up channels […]
Ever since the dawn of our species, we’ve told stories. We’ve sung them, told them around campfires, painted them on cave walls, drew them on clay pots and canvases, woven them in tapestries and carved them into stone. Eventually we […]