This article was sponsored and contributed by Scaled Agile. “When we start thinking about ways to line up all of the essential steps needed to get a job done into a steady, continuous flow, it changes everything.” — James P. Womack and Daniel T. Jones, Lean Thinking To remain competitive in the digital age, enterprises
Recently, we published a post for finance leaders on how to break open the black box that is software development. Now, I’d like to share some guidance for their technology counterparts on how to avoid being perceived as a black box in the first place. First, let’s review the issue at hand from the perspective
While getting software out into the world is the main goal of many companies, it’s important to remember that the engagement and happiness of the people building that software impacts how productive they are as well as the quality of their work. Unfortunately it’s all too common to find product teams overloaded and overwhelmed with
