Characteristics of Successful Agile Teams
In this guest blog post, Ravindra Savaram explores the characteristics and habits of successful agile teams and shares tips and ideas on building teams.
What Drives Quality: Toward a Second Edition
I'm updating and expanding my successful second book What Drives Quality. Intermediate versions are released through Leanpub: What Drives Quality.
Increasing Agility with Gamification
Gamification is an approach where principles and practices of gaming are used in a non-game context. In this article, I'll explore how you can increase agility with gamification.
State of Testing 2018 Report published
The State of Testing survey investigates how the testing profession develops. Last week the State of Testing 2018 report has been published.
eXperience Agile 2018
I will be attending eXperience Agile on October 1-2 in Lisbon and cover sessions for InfoQ as an editor for culture and methods.
Book Tips from the Trenches – Scrummaster
The book Tips from the Trenches - Scrummaster is a co-created book full of tips for people helping agile teams. It includes my Scrum master tip: Helping team members to solve impediments over solving impediments themselves.
Agile in the City Bristol 2018
I will be giving a mini-workshop at Agile in the City Bristol 2018 on retrospecting your retrospectives. November 7-9, 2018.
Spark the Change 2018
Spark the Change brings together leaders from all businesses, with one mission only: to work together to create lasting and total change. I will be covering Spark the Change for InfoQ.com.
Retrospective Smells
In this post, I'll explore why retrospective facilitators need to know about retrospective smells and how they can deal with them.
Workshop Making Agile Work for You in Athens
I’m returning to Athens to give my workshop Making Agile Work for You on September 19 in conjunction with the Agile Greece Summit.
How to build an expert mobile app development team
In this guest blog post, Rameez Ramzan explores what it takes to build an expert mobile app development team and provides tips and ideas how to do it.
Retrospective Smells: Blaming
Blaming is a “retrospective smell”, a signal that something might be going wrong in your retrospective that needs attention. In this second post in the series Retrospective Smells I'll explore how blaming can happen and what can be done to reduce or prevent it.
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