Guides and Resources

Creating an agile sustainable pace to maximise performance

Sprint Planning : Creating an Agile Sustainable Pace to maximise performance.

A key benefit of an agile approach is how working in sprints enables us to better develop an agile sustainable pace of work, that in turn helps us to maximise our long term performance.

While a high pace of work may deliver high value in the short term it is not sustainable in the long term.

The Art of Maximising Work Not Done – Pareto Principle

Pareto Principle – maximising work not done! How to identify the 20% effort that gives us 80% value. Video and Exercises

Agile Planning – Considering complexity

Agile Planning – considering complexity – A useful matrix to help us to broadly categorise ideas and tasks to plan and prioritise effectively

Agile Planning – Prioritisation – Moscow & Urgent/Important

Agile Planning – Prioritisation – Moscow & Urgent/Important. Plan & prioritise your work based on urgency & importance.

Applying Agile Project Management

Agile is a great Project Management tool for managing any project that is subject to change and uncertainty.

Applying Agile : Managing Workflow

Agile Workflow – In its simplest form, a method to organise, manage, monitor your day to day work alongside change and improvement projects.

Applying Agile – Working Solutions

Agile Working Solutions – Applying Agile – Web Site Development example – comparison of traditional and agile approaches.

Sprint Check in – Stand up Meetings

Stand up meetings are a really popular style of meeting in agile teams. A Guide to agile Stand Up meetings for all.

Agile – Adaptive Planning over Predictive Planning

Agile Servant Leadership – Traffic lights & Roundabouts