Kimberly Poremski

About Kimberly Poremski

Kim Poremski is a Principal Consultant with Applied Frameworks. While she enjoys the coaching and mentoring aspects of her role, she has a true passion for teaching. She brings her decades of IT, business analysis, and management experience in industries such as insurance, investments, banking, and healthcare to the classroom. Kim helps students make the connection between “being” Agile and “doing” Agile by relating to the challenges her students face in the real world. Students consistently give Kim high marks for her energy, enthusiasm, knowledge, and real world examples. Read Full Bio

Frameworks for Effective Virtual Meetings

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-04-24T09:21:30-04:00April 22nd, 2020|Frameworks|

Running an effective virtual meeting can be challenging even for a seasoned facilitator. Here are a set of frameworks we use to ensure alignment and action.

Covid-19: An Agile Case Study

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-04-22T05:22:28-04:00April 21st, 2020|News|

The changes and emotions Covid-19 has brought on society parallel, to a lesser extent, the changes and emotions caused by an Agile transformation, and remind us it’s okay to be disoriented along the way.

Webinar: Remote PI Planning Preparation – Part 1 – Product Owner Edition

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-05-26T16:24:58-04:00April 13th, 2020|Webinars|

Fully remote SAFe PI Planning takes careful preparation. Learn from experts at Applied Frameworks about the planning steps and timing to ensure your Remote PI Planning event is a success.

Solving the 7 Wastes of Development with Cross Functional Teams

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-03-25T14:31:43-04:00March 11th, 2020|Frameworks, Process|

Developing fully cross functional teams can dramatically reduce waste. In this essay we explore why cross functional teams are difficult to implement, and how to overcome common obstacles.

Adapting Scrum: Know Your Limits

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-03-25T14:31:43-04:00March 5th, 2020|Frameworks, Process|

Scrum leaves a lot of room for teams to experiment, but what are the core elements that should not be changed? And what are the elements that can be tailored for your team?

User Stories: Making the Vertical Slice

By Kimberly Poremski|2020-06-10T07:48:55-04:00September 28th, 2018|Process|

Vertical Story Slicing is a challenging and intimidating concept. Gain an understanding of story structure and how to more effectively slice stories to maximize value, plus there’s a link to her webinar on the topic.