by Sairam | Mar 26, 2021 | Agile, Business Agility, Coaching, Leadership, Uncategorised
Scaling Agile discussions always revolve around dependencies. At some point, it even appears as if once the problem of dependencies is addressed, there is nothing more to do in Scaling Agile. To address the dependency, challenge some approaches recommend...
by Sairam | Nov 1, 2020 | Chow
Scenario I taught vertical slicing to the Scrum Team that I was coaching. I used their product architecture as a reference to explain them the way to slice the work to build an end-to-end feature. For long, the team members are used to create and structure their...
by Sairam | Nov 1, 2020 | Agile
It is a Sunday afternoon. I remembered that I am scheduled to do an Agile Training for a group of 20 associates in my organization tomorrow morning. For a moment I thought of looking at my slide deck to keep it ready for tomorrow’s session, immediately...
by Sairam | Aug 10, 2020 | Agile, Chow
The Scrum Team that I was coaching, during a time were repeatedly struggling to finish the items that they have taken up for a sprint. They could not meet their sprint goal. They repeatedly failed to create a product increment. This was discussed in the...
by Sairam | Jun 17, 2020 | Chow
The Scrum Team that I was coaching, was one time struggling to finish the items that they have taken up for a sprint. They could not meet the sprint goal. This was discussed in the retrospective, and team brought up dependencies on another Scrum Team which...
by Sairam | Jun 17, 2020 | Agile
Systems Thinking is not a new term in the industry today, especially with those engaged in Agile Transformations. All of us would have seen this term referred in every possible Theme, Objective, Value Statements so on and so forth of an organization embarked on...
