agile genesis

Here’s a glimpse into a proven method to conduct impactful prioritization sessions that your team will actually look forward to attending

Agile began as a breath of fresh air. In the early 2000s, when the dot-com boom was in full swing, it was the answer to the rigid, process-heavy models of work that slowed companies down and stifled creativity. Agile wasn't a methodology, but a mindset—a call to focus on customer needs, team empowerment, and continuous adaptation. Its framework of principles allowed companies to pivot, innovate, and respond quickly to changing markets. Agile thrived in an era when experimenta

Effective Large Scale Estimating

Scrum, a framework within Agile, empowers teams to deliver high-quality products iteratively. Central to this framework are two vital roles: the Scrum Master and the Product Owner. Each offers a unique lens to Scrum, fostering collaboration and efficiency. In this blog, we will dive into the distinctive viewpoints of these roles.