A Retrospective meeting (or Retrospective sprint as it is sometimes called) is a step in the Agile model that allows for teams to take an overall look at what they have done over a period of time — a week, a month, etc. — to determine what’s working for them and what’s not.

Discover the unspoken challenges faced by developers in agile teams. This blog reveals the core issues beyond common complaints, helping scrum masters improve team dynamics and productivity.

Enterprise organizations who have adopted the highly-effective Agile PI Planning strategy, have recently been forced to do their planning sessions remotely…

By definition, the word Agile means the “ability to move with quick, easy grace.” While this is how most of us would define Agile, the term has grown over the years to have a much more diverse, broad meaning — especially in the business world.

In today's evolving work environment, creating agile teams can change the face of team building in the modern workplace. Learn more about how you can manage your agile teams easily - whether you are in office, remote, or hybrid.

Explore the hidden costs of excessive meetings in Agile environments and learn how to streamline your team's workflow for optimal productivity. Discover practical solutions to common complaints and transform your meetings into valuable assets that drive efficiency and collaboration.

Discover the contrasting views within the Agile community regarding spilled stories (or spillover) in sprint cycles and delve into strategies adopted by different teams. Gain insights into the pros and cons of each approach to better inform your Agile methodology.

Discover how groupthink poses a significant threat to innovation within agile teams, hindering the emergence of new ideas and impeding progress throughout the scrum cycle. Explore strategies for agile team management to mitigate the impact of groupthink and foster a culture of creativity and innovation.

Enhance your productivity with two powerful new Stormboard features. Effortlessly organize your workspace with the intuitive Drag & Drop and keep your projects tidy and easily accessible.

Plus, for agile users leveraging integrations with Jira, Rally, and Azure DevOps, tag and track project status directly within Stormboard.

The goal of Agile Digital Transformation is to quickly and efficiently identify and execute opportunities to improve customer experience and business processes - but how can you calculate return on investment on a process affecting entire organizations?

Start with this week’s Stormboard blog to learn how the crucial step of ROI evaluation can be made easier by knowing the tricks of the trade.

Agile ALM can be seen as a combination of two separate ideologies: Agile Practices and Application Lifecycle Management.

Combining the iterative software development model of agile with the engineering practice of ALM is a delicate balance that - when done correctly - can vastly improve the quality, speed, and efficiency of software development.

Since the Agile Manifesto was written in 2001, the Agile movement has continued to evolve and gain traction in companies around the world.

Crafted by seventeen visionary people who wanted a clear way to unite all of the different forms of Agile and to improve software development - the Agile Manifesto has become must-read material for organizations of all types.

Businesses all around the world are shifting to the many different frameworks and processes built around agile - this guide will help you understand why Agile Project Management software should be part of your team's digital transformation strategy.

The old methods of managing a project using post-it notes and whiteboards are broken – project managers across the world are ditching outdated methods in favor of more collaborative agile planning tools.

Within Lean Development (a form of the Agile methodology), the goal is to cut out as much waste from a work process as possible…

Agile Planning is a relatively new approach to productivity that companies are adopting quickly and have improved on to include further processes that maximize efficiency…

Agile Pi Planning with both in-person and remote teams can be a major challenge, and one that we recently tackled with one of our long-term regulated Fortune 100 customers…

Before we jump into how to implement the Kaizen Method, let’s take a look at the history of Kaizen and the benefits of using it with your team. What is Kaizen? Kaizen, a Japanese term, has come to be known…

The Agile Methodology is an awesome way to become more efficient as a team. But, as with any new business process, scaling Agile for Enterprise Teams, or across an entire organization, can be challenging. Luckily, Agile has several ideologies that…

Agile used to be just for software developers, but when their method spread and people heard how well it was working, more industries and teams started adopting the Agile framework. The Human Resources department (or HR for short) takes on…