The company my team is delivering additive value to product in terms of continuous evolution there are two principles which makes me think more about release cycles. The company PO conducts Integration Testing and when it has passed they conduct User Acceptance testing. Without those procedures they are not releasing the release into production. User … Continue reading [Question] How to implement Sprint Backlogs and Release cycles?
Author: Matthias Marschall
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[Question] Dealing with bugs in Scrum
Hi, we do Scrum and commit to a sprint goal. Now, if we find bugs during a sprint we don't know what to do with 'em. Shall we include them into the current sprint? Shall we put them onto our backlog? And how shall we deal with estimating them? Any ideas highly appreciated! Find the … Continue reading [Question] Dealing with bugs in Scrum
[Question] online kanban tools?
Hello there, any good tools for distributed Kanban around? Find the answers below in the Comments
How Scrum Induced Sub-Optimization Kills Productivity (And How To Fix It With Kanban)
Quite often, IT managers see Scrum as the solution to increase the speed of software development. Indeed, you can speed up your software development processes dramatically by successfully using Scrum for organizing your engineering department. But, people often forget that they can only create value for their customers if they optimize the whole organization towards … Continue reading How Scrum Induced Sub-Optimization Kills Productivity (And How To Fix It With Kanban)
[Question] Big companies using Scrum?
Does anyone know, which big companies are using Scrum? And how broadly have they adopted it? Just for development? Find the answers below in the Comments
Stop Being So Busy Putting Out Fires That There’s No Time For Fire Prevention!
You're caught in a vicious cycle: The constant need to do fire fighting doesn't give you any time to avoid fires in the first place. This is a pretty typical scenario not only in operations, but in development as well. Even though you seem to be stuck in a downward spiral and your team is … Continue reading Stop Being So Busy Putting Out Fires That There’s No Time For Fire Prevention!
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Devops – a Romance of Many Dimensions
This is a guest post from @patrickdebois Great men have blogged before me. What else can I possibly add? That was my feeling when I set out to write this post. As some of you might have noticed in the past, I always like to start with a good metaphor. It gets me thinking in … Continue reading Devops – a Romance of Many Dimensions
Approaching Legacy Environment Management with DevOps
This is a guest post by Tim Driggers (@timdriggers) Moving to DevOps? Buyoff from the business? Teams bought in? Angels are singing, Unicorns are dancing, and the stars are aligning. You have no doubt already built a roadmap to your DevOps implementation; have projects lined up and are working on new team processes and interactions. … Continue reading Approaching Legacy Environment Management with DevOps
Challenges for the Devops Crowd
This is a guest post by Kris Buytaert (@krisbuytaert) Over the past couple of years Devops grew out of experienced Ops people, some with a development background. At least that's how I see it. Some people think devops came out of the cloud and others think it was the devs that started doing ops, but … Continue reading Challenges for the Devops Crowd
