This presentation explores how agile teams estimate and plan, what they measure, and how these metrics are used to manage projects.
In this webcast, the benefits of "letting go" and trusting the team are explained.
This webcast discusses ways to ensure the success of agile adoption on a broad scale based on several critical factors.
This presentation talks through the life of a user story using Scrum principles to explore different processes of creating, maintaining and developing a story.
In this presentation, the importance of values and the role they play in driving behavior will be discussed.
This webcast explores how to integrate agile practices into the overall organization with minimal disruption to day-to-day work.
Measuring Productivity Based on a Traditional Versus Agile Approach: This webcast contrasts the project management styles of two XP/Agile teams.
This session explains the Top 5 agile metrics to measure along with the Top 5 pitfalls to avoid.
This webcast explores basic agile metrics and pitfalls to avoid.
This session focuses on providing the knowledge necessary to either get started with stories or refine an existing practice.
This webcast examines traditional and Agile development from an architectural and algorithmic perspective.
This presentation will look at questions surrounding how to best sell agile in your organization.
This webcast examines the various factors involved with agile development and discusses the pros and cons so you can make an informed choice.
This webcast explores the origins of Agile, how Agile differs from the way you work today and why Agile works.
So you are considering going agile, huh? Your biggest question is probably “where do I start?” This webinar will help you answer that question and get you started down the road to agility.
Although by no means scientific, you can test how agile your team is by rating the team on our 10 agility factors.
This guide is helpful in highlighting functionality to target as you begin to implement an agile management tool.
Get the poster that has become the industry standard for understanding agile processes.
While no single document delivers all of the ammunition teams need to find their agile rhythm, this set of agile meeting and facilitation checklists offers an easy framework to help you get started.
This white paper is based on experience with hundreds of teams around the globe including many of the Fortune 100 and presents five commonly held myths associated with agile development.
In this white paper, you will gain insight into the impact of agile development methodologies on the business analyst community.
Read this white paper to gain insight into how the role of an executive changes to "servant leader", and what this really means, when working with teams that are "agile". The paper contrasts the "agile" executive’s role vs. their role in a traditional "command and control" environment.
Organizations that are interested in adopting or improving agile methods should evaluate the underlying principles behind Kanban. This white paper will discuss how the principles of Kanban can work together with more traditional agile methodologies.
Being agile is one of the things that differentiates us from the competition. VersionOne helps make that possible.”
Jeromy Wilson
Director of Product Management
Alpha Bay Corporation