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The Agile Manifesto famously promised “Responding to change over following a plan.” In the modern enterprise, this has been distilled into a high-speed engine of sprints, stand-ups, and story points.

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In a previous article on CustomerThink, I argued that most Agile backlogs are graveyards for customer value. The Decision Gap is the void between what an organization knows about its customers and ...

Backlog grooming sessions help build a strong development team because they foster and force communication between team members about how they design, code and test an application. The backlog ...

Agile swarming is a means for a development team to narrow its focus, and quickly finish a feature or user story. When developers work remotely, an Agile swarm can push a team to collaborate at high ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lucy Paulise is executive coach and author of Timebox, based in Texas. In today's fast-paced work environment, it's common to feel ...

Agile has a refreshing approach to bugs, especially when contrasted with traditional waterfall practices. Historically, teams would postpone bugs to a stabilization phase. This stabilization phase was ...