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Sometimes Agile emerges from a grassroots initiative, but as Agile gains buzz, more and more managers and executives are initiating the move to Agile. Folks in management are often caught

If you are interested in going Agile, but you are surrounded by folks that are not, don’t despair. You can still experience significant benefit from Agile on your own. Also, after

I recently got the following comment/question via reddit: "Can we put this effort into making programmers better faster and stronger? Agile purveyors act as if they have an army of

This post is primarily geared toward folks who have been doing Scrum for at least 6-9 months and are curious about what options are out there for further improving their

If you have been doing Scrum for a while, and doing it well, it is 99% certain that you are frequently practicing something called “one piece flow”. One piece flow

Bumping Into Scrum’s Boundaries Scrum is the most popular Agile process in use today. But if you have been doing Scrum for a while, you know (or will soon experience)

If you are curious about Agile, you may enjoy my presentation "Is Agile Any Better?"

This is truly a killer deal. Alan Shalloway will be in town on October 5th doing a special 1-day Agile event for the Agile Bazaar titled "Team Technical Agility". At

In my copious spare time I've been working on a book about Agile development. I had originally intended to publish it as an offline paper book, but over time I

It is my first day at work after Agile 2009, and I must say I am both exhausted and re-invigorated at the same time. For me, one of the most

While working on a post about Kanban, I realized that there is a general software engineering principle at work in Kanban that can be applied to Scrum without needing to

Do you love reading blog entries about software development? Social news sites are a great way to find posts that you are interested in. The more people know about these