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Is Scrum a Roadblock to Agile Transformation?
What martial arts can teach us about agile maturity

Agile frameworks aim to put structure around living out the values and principles of Agile as defined by the Agile Manifesto. However, is it possible that Scrum is unwittingly hindering your Agile transformation? It’s heresy, I know, but hear me out. When I wrote the book, Pursuing Timeless Agility: the Path to Lasting Agile Transformation,

Is Scrum a Roadblock to Agile Transformation?

What martial arts can teach us about agile maturity
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Why Exceeding Expectations is Wasteful in Product Development
Learn what Agile, Lean, and the Theory of Diminishing Returns recommend about managing expectations

Perhaps you grew up with the idea that you don’t want to merely meet expectations, you want to exceed them. But is that really the right thing to do? At the risk of stating the obvious, exceeding expectations is going above and beyond promises or current expectations. How can that not be the right thing

Why Exceeding Expectations is Wasteful in Product Development

Learn what Agile, Lean, and the Theory of Diminishing Returns recommend about managing expectations
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How To Make Better Product Decisions By Waiting Until the Last Responsible Moment
Learn how you can better time your decisions

Want to make better decisions? Then wait until the last responsible moment. Whether the decision is for Agile product development, program management, or any area of business or life, waiting until the last responsible moment is a lean concept that will ensure that you make the best decisions possible. Sound crazy? Hear me out… Waiting

How To Make Better Product Decisions By Waiting Until the Last Responsible Moment

Learn how you can better time your decisions
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