The Global Agile Practitioner Network
The 2020 Trilogy Years have brought to light the level of challenge that exists in the US education system. Similar to the need for change that catalyzed the Manifesto for Agile Software Development twenty+ years ago, is it time to […]
The theme for the show is High-Performance Teams – explored through the lens of a rather unusual team-building event. A 15 day, 5,000 km trek from the Atlantic to the pacific coast of Canada, followed by a jaunt in Hawaii […]
Sooner Safer Happier by Jonathan Smart is one of those books that we feel should be read by EVERYONE at every level…this week Jay is joined by “the coach everyone wants to be when they grow up” Don Eitel, to […]
This week we have return guest Graham Scott. Graham is a practicing “throughput accountant” and he sits down to chat with us about his new book, Practice Makes Profit. Who knew you could make more money by NOT working […]
Bring up the topic of “technical debt” to a software engineer, a product owner, a stakeholder, or heavens above, the gold owner. What happens? Do you get frowns? Smiles? Nervous fidgeting? Technical Debt is such a loaded, misused, and misunderstood term. I imagine in […]
This week we convened a panel to discuss a situation that is becoming more and more prevalent as stories surface: teams without scrum/flow masters. Can these teams still be successful? Can these transformations be successful? Is agility possible without them? […]
During this special (belated) Valentine’s Day episode Lyssa Adkins, Debbie Madden, Brad Stokes, Troy Lightfoot and Andy Cleff have a lively panel discussion on how they use their agile mindsets, those values, and beliefs – in their daily lives: With […]
Agile Uprising board member Chris Murman welcomes our good friend and all-around wise wizard Bob Galen to talk about his new book titled Extraordinarily Badass Coaching: The Journey From Beginner To Mastery and Beyond. If you want an e-copy (Mobi, […]
In the newest edition of Should I Take This? we sit down with Janel Lanza and Andrew Leff to discuss their experience with taking the new Professional Kanban I course, taught by the man himself James Gifford. Enjoy! If […]
We inherently understand the iterative-based, small-chunks-of-work that is “agile”…how does that apply to the phase-gated, giant grant process that most non-profits have to navigate? To answer this question we brought in an expert; join us this week as we […]