SoftwareDevTools in Deliver:Agile 2018
The SoftwareDevTools team is a proud sponsor for this year's Deliver:Agile conference! Deliver:Agile 2018 is the Agile Alliance's yearly technical conference, focusing on Agile »
The business value of an Agile Retrospective.
For a couple of years now, SoftwareDevTools has been helping distributed teams adopt Agile, and we've worked with a lot of teams. We've built tools to »
Agile Retrospectives in remote teams.
This post is based on Ben Linders' blog When working with remote #Agile teams, even though the team can't gather in one location, you still want »
How to lead Effective Agile Retrospectives Sessions.
(This post is based on Rob's Guide to Effective Retrospectives) Facilitating an #Agile Retrospective session is super easy and anybody can do it. Facilitating a productive, »
World Retrospective Day
February 6th is a special day for the Agile community worldwide. February 6th was the #WorldRetrospectiveDay, a volunteer-based, globally coordinated effort to share in the power »
Our collaboration tool for Stride - Stand-bot.
Since the very beginning of SoftwareDevTools, we have been obsessed with the way remote and onsite teams collaborate. When we first launched PlanningWith.Cards as a »
Embracing Agile: A Harvard Business Review Review. Part 3.
SoftwareDevTools is making a Harvard Business Review Review (catchy title, huh!?). In 2016, #Agile legend Jeff Sutherland wrote an article with Management Experts Darrell K. Rigby, »
Embracing Agile: A Harvard Business Review Review. Part 2.
SoftwareDevTools is making a Harvard Business Review Review (Yeah, that's not a typo). We are dissecting the famous article: "Embracing Agile" by Darrell K. Rigby, Jeff »
Embracing Agile: A Harvard Business Review Review. Part 1.
Last year, Management & #Agile legends: Darrell K. Rigby, Jeff Sutherland & Hirotaka Takeuchi, got together and wrote a research paper (find it here) making an »
Custom Retrospectives: One size does not fit all.
One of the main goals of Agile methodologies is continuous improvement. The most important event for this is Agile Retrospectives. A very important part of Agile »
User research for agile teams.
An area that has been gaining a lot of attention these couple of years in Software Development is User Research. Agile User Research is an activity »
Tips for a great #Agile Retrospective (Even if your team is remote)
This post inspired by Paul Goddard’s & Geoff Watts’ Post on Scrum Alliance. If you work with #Agile software development methodologies you are familiar with »
The Game of Endurance & Opportunity: Agile Product Development
This post is dedicated to Behance founder, Scott Belsky, who worked for 10 years building the Behance design platform before selling it to Adobe. In a »
Getting the Most Out of Agile Retrospectives
Agile development teams seem to appreciate the value of having standup meetings. They are easily adopted by teams. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same thing »
Atlassian Summit — Product Roadmaps for Agile teams.
A highly anticipated talk by Sherif Mansour — Principal Product Manager, who presented the audience with an interesting perspective about creating product roadmaps in an agile organization. »