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Where methodologies like SAFe and Waterfall fall short, Deterministic Agile is a schedule and cost forecasting method that complements current agile methods like scrum.
This article speaks to why Waterfall, Scrum, and SAFe don't work for quickly forecasting a project's total scope and cost - which is a major challenge for project owners and executives, particularly in an enterprise environment.
Regular one-on-one meetings are the most valuable coaching tool in a manager or servant leader's toolkit. Here are some best practices.
These five things are fundamental to getting agile to work effectively in an enterprise organization.
Here’s one example of how I used deterministic agile to provide scheduling certainty to project stakeholders.
An overview of why technical resources should be part of a Digital Experience "design only" project to help overcome technical roadblocks.
Deterministic Agile can add an effective estimation process to Agile without sacrificing the existing benefits of Agile.
Collaborating remotely is difficult, but it’s the new reality. Are you enabling your teams to effectively innovate while virtual?
This article outlines how to write visual acceptance criteria to keep the development process moving forward and avoid any backtracking.
Our latest blog goes through the three key components that are critical for successful remote delivery: people, process, and technology.
With COVID-19 still a pervasive concern, leaders need to take new factors into consideration on using staff augmentation.
Bringing necessary employees back to the office is one thing; bringing third-party consultants back is another. How do you safely work with consulting firms during COVID-19?
What happens if a company figures out how to integrate HCD and Agile?
To prepare for the Five Ss, get the right people in the room: the key people who understand the nature of the activity you are going to prototype.
