Story points are a popular but flawed method for estimating and planning development work. Use this 5-step approach instead to estimate your backlog, keep your projects on track, and eliminate the issues with story points.

Collaborate and keep your stories small to maximize flexibility and throughput in the Sprint. How small does a backlog item (“story”) need to be “ready” for the sprint? As with nearly all coaching questions, the correct answer is, it depends!

How your team structures its work can have a huge impact on performance. Use these infographics to lead a conversation on how to work more effectively

You can learn anything on the Internet for free. But not everything on the internet is correct. Here are six videos and one guide that I recommend.” Free Scrum Training and path to certification.

Good backlog refinement can make your team fast. Bad backlog refinement can make your team slow even though they look fast! What can go wrong in backlog refinement? Eight traps to avoid so that you get better results, sooner.

Imagine your agile teams speeding through the backlog and creating applications that positively impact your business. The key is backlog refinement, and here my latest info-graphic with eight proven approaches and focal point for more valuable applications.

Is it okay to change Scrum? This question can be a hot potato! When we are honest, there are two correct answers: 1. No. 2. Of course! The more interesting questions are: What are you doing differently? Is it okay? Read on for guidance about good changes to your Scrum.

With all the controversial attempts to create Scrum “cheat sheets,” I thought it was time to create one that is true to the definition of Scrum. In this infographic/cheat-sheet, I have stayed as possible to the Scrum Guide.