AIgile — the intersection of AI and agility — isn’t about replacing humans with machines. It’s about augmenting decision-making, enhancing flow, and staying true to the Agile Manifesto in a rapidly evolving world. Here’s how AI is reshaping agile software development, and how we can shape it in return.
The answer to that question according to the Scrum Alliance is: An agile coach helps individuals, teams, and entire enterprises embrace a culture shift based on proven human-centric agile principles, practices, and values. This culture shift helps people and organizations continue to thrive in the ever-changing world of work. That sounds good to me, so let’s dig a bit deeper into what is the actual work that an agile coach does in order to help individuals, teams and entire enterprises. Does an agile coach actually coach? To answer that you need to find out what it actually takes to embrace a culture shift based on proven human-centric agile principles, practices, and values. Obviously an agile coach needs to convey values …
Self-organization is essential for agile product development. But where does self-organization start? What is it limited to? What is the role a managers in the context of self-organized teams?
You want to build the perfect product, loved by your users, containing all the features and is intuitive to use. Sounds good, but how do you get there?
Your technical debt is product debt and product debt is business debt! Start giving your technical debt the attention it deserves or it will punish you later. Technical debt is business debt, the funds are just not borrowed from a bank but taken from engineers. This sounds provokative? Read further because tech debt is business debt! What is technical debt? The term was coined by Ward Cunningham, who said “If we failed to make our program align with what we then understood to be the proper way to think about our financial objects, then we were going to continue to stumble on that disagreement which is like paying interest on a loan.”. Further he added “Shipping first-time code is like …