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Welcome to the Captivating World of “Follow … the Path of Ray, Howard, and Britta” 📚 In this thought-provoking tale, Howard and Britta, our protagonists, embark on an enthralling journey through the realms of Agile philosophy. Brace yourself for a story that explores the essence of Agile, its transformative power, and the invaluable lessons it … Read more
🌟 Unveiling “Follow … the Path of Ray, Howard, and Britta”: A Humorous Adventure! 📚🚀 📚🌟 Step into the captivating world of “Follow … the path of Ray, Howard, and Britta”! 🚀✨ Meet our delightful protagonists, Howard and Britta, as they embark on an unforgettable adventure of humor, curiosity, and enlightenment! In this enchanting tale, … Read more
To achieve business agility, it may be hard to believe that you don’t need a plan (waterfall plan) up front, in some cases called a transformation plan. You do indeed need a transformation process, which in the simplest case can consist of iterations that you inset and adjust at the end of each iteration.You should … Read more
If you want to improve as a team, it is crucial to not only review the product you deliver on a regular basis, but also you as a team need to review their work process. A good retrospective will help you as a team improve your work process to provide better products for the customer. … Read more
Ken was very happy to have the opportunity to talk with Alistair Cockburn about the agile manifesto and furthermore about the Heart of Agile. Ken also felt that many agile frameworks are very complicated and not agile at all .. The Heart of Agile The agile manifesto was created many years ago. Since then, agile … Read more
You should not waste your time with discussions like which framework is right for you, the usual Kanban vs. Scrum discussion. No framework fits. You need to focus on your customer and figure out what product they really need and offer your customer the right product. Silke and Britta from ReG Inc. often have these … Read more
In the article “The four Levels of Autonomy – J.R. Hackman” we talked about 4 different levels of autonomy. If you want to enable your team or teams to self-manage, digital self-management can help as well. What does that mean exactly? In order to make the right decisions as a team, you need a bunch of … Read more
In this „Agile for Hardware Development – how to tackle“ post, Ken will discuss how hardware developers can apply agile methodologies (e.g. Scrum) and principles to their work. Agile is a great way for hardware developers to manage product development, because it allows them to track progress at any given time while also giving them … Read more
Four levels of autonomy :The human species is not a loner. Even in prehistoric times, groups joined together and became teams, e.g. to be able to hunt larger animals that ensured their joint survival. This is still ingrained in us today. Companies are formed to create something together as a team or team of teams, … Read more
Ray – The Trusting Product Owner Role: Product Owner Background: Ray transitioned into the role of Product Owner after the restructuring that followed the previous trade fair. Prior to that, he served as a project manager for a subproject of the SuS Suite. Personality Traits: Ray is a trusting individual who values open communication and … Read more