Webinar: Agile Metrics – What Actually Matters?
There is no silver bullet for measuring Agile performance. If you only count one metric, it is easy to get tunnel vision. Be it the team focusing on just making the metric better (often through gaming the system) or management using the single metric to drive all decisions, you can end up with a product or organization that looks good while it is really driving off a cliff.
Agile Metrics: 4 Balanced KPIs to Measure Success
A breakdown of the only 4 metrics agile teams need to succeed: Cycle Time, Escaped Defect Rate, Planned-to-Done Ratio and Happiness Metric.
Agile Metrics: Quantifying Team Velocity
As part of our ongoing series on agile metrics, this article dives deep into one of the most famous — or infamous — metrics of them all, Team Velocity.
Agile Metrics: 5 Principles for Responsible Use
Selecting the wrong Agile metrics can actually block improvement — or make matters worse. Keep these five principles in mind when choosing metrics for retrospective improvement and forecasting.
Webinar: Metrics for Scaling Agile
From Summer 2020, our webinar on choosing the right metrics for enterprise agility.
Webinar: Measuring Yourself as an Agile Coach
Webinar: Applied Frameworks Joel Bancroft-Connors (CST) is joined by Bob Galen (CEC) for an in-depth discussion about the Agile Coach Growth Wheel and what it means to measure yourself as an agile coach.
Agile Product Manager Workshop Preparation
How to prepare for your class.... Thank you for registering for the Remote Agile Product Management 5.1 course. In this page, you’ll find important information about the course and the logistics surrounding it. You will be receiving an email from Scaled Agile, Inc. inviting you to the Community SAFe Platform website. Please note that this login will be required to access the Community Portal referenced below. Please follow these recommendations to prepare for the ...
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User Story Hierarchy in Agile
This article is intended to be a quick reference guide to align your team to a common vocabulary around User Stories and User Story Hierarchy.
Defining Value in Agile
In an Agile context, defining value isn’t necessarily about calculating return on investment or measuring profit margins. At the team level where work gets done, defining value must be understood incrementally, in terms that make the right decisions possible.
5 Reasons to Hire an Agile Coach
If your company is planning a transformation, or already has one underway, there are good reasons to hire an Agile Coach rather than doing everything yourself.