14-11-2023
A slow budgeting process can impede an entire organization. Discover how you can accelerate your business and a simple, four-step process to address the root-cause.
Infographics and Videos by Peter B. Stevens: Complex concepts made easily understandable. On Leadership, Scrum, Personal Agility and Contracting
Leadership | Scrum | Personal Agility | Contracting
Making complex topics easy to understand
13-11-2023
The only way to keep up with Tesla is to innovate as fast as they do. Here is their approach to innovation in an infographic nutshell.
03-11-2023
What really matters (to you)? Here are two perspectives on the answer. What you do makes you who you are. Your choices decide what you do, so you can change, just by making different choices. What are your priorities?
02-11-2023
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.
01-11-2023
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!
31-10-2023
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
30-10-2023
Contracting for product development services? Here is an overview of ten widely used contract forms that you could use with your next development effort. The good, the bad and the painful.
25-10-2023
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.
11-10-2023
"You're navigating through another dimension, whose axes are not only labeled with urgent and important but are overlaid with desires and fears; a voyage through a perplexing realm where deadlines loom and aspirations flicker. There’s a signpost up ahead - your next exit? How do you leave... the Procrastination Zone?"
