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The Path to Agility

- Ken Schwaber
in Resources

The move is on. More and more organizations are abandoning waterfall and opting for agility. The benefits are overwhelming, documented by Standish Group, the GAO, and DOD. Lately, two approaches to becoming agile have emerged. Watch this talk to learn more about Path to Agility™, pre...


CHAOS Tuesday: Learning from Retrospectives (Audio)

- Ken Schwaber
in Community Publications

The Standish Group's CHAOS Tuesday production has special guest Ken Schwaber of Scrum.Org on their show to discuss what can be learned from doing retrospectives. Topics covered: the retrospective process; how it differs from a project postmodern; how to get the most out of a retrospective; ways to i...


Scrum: Success Ends with Middle Management

- Ken Schwaber
in Resources

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Agile, ALM, and Agile 2.0 — Putting the Cart Before the Horse???

- Ken Schwaber
in Community Blogfeed

Imagine my surprise when Agile 2.0 was “announced” at the recent EclipseCon 2013 in Boston. Here I am thinking the simple tenets so clearly outlined in the The Agile Manifesto of 2001 have yet to be fulfilled by most software organizations more than a decade later. Sure, some organizatio...


Essence of enterprise Scrum

- Ken Schwaber
in Resources

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Scrum.org Unveils Framework for Organizations to Manage Scrum Implementations, Increase Agility, and Gain a Competitive Advantage

- Ken Schwaber
in Scrum.org News

The Continuous Improvement Framework (CIF™) helps organizations using Scrum manage their investment in becoming more agile --providing an effective way to continuously improve and gain a competitive advantage REDMOND, Washington, Jan. 29, 2013 -- Scrum.org and Scrum co-creator, Ken Schwa...


Scrum and Continuous Improvement

- Ken Schwaber
in Community Blogfeed

Organizations usually don’t adopt Scrum because they like its name. Instead, they have heard that software development is better if they use Scrum – quicker, cheaper, higher quality, more satisfied customers and employees. Sometimes things are so bad in software development that they try...


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