We’ve seen organizations abandon or neglect visual modeling when they make the shift to more Agile development processes, but in our experience, models definitely play
I recently wrote about how to use process flows in agile projects. Process flows are one of the most commonly used visual model and most
I recently got the chance to co-write an experience report for the Agile2020 conference with one of my stakeholders, Cárlon Halmenschlager Szymanski. This project was
For several years, I’ve worked with a Financial Services client that offers consumer and commercial credit to customers world-wide. In 2016, they decided that they
So I took my PMI-ACP exam in April, and I passed! All in all, it was a crazy experience. Last time, I posted about how
I recently went to the Agile2016 conference in Atlanta, GA. It was a great conference; I met a lot of people and learned a lot
Throughout this 3 Part blog series, we’ve talked about where managers and business stakeholders fit in an agile world and what changes for them. Now
Now that you know where you fit in an agile world and are maybe convinced that this whole thing is worth a shot, what changes
This past year I decided to try something new — I decided to get a certification. I looked at many of the certifications on the
So, your company is going “agile,” and you’ve heard that in agile they don’t need managers (at least there is no scrum role for a
Much of my work on projects lately has been around coaching and mentoring product owners, both internally at ArgonDigital and at my customers. What I’ve
Lately, I’ve been working on an Agile project where all the requirements are written in the user story and acceptance criteria format. The acceptance criteria
Generate and convert leads, increase revenue through ecommerce, and cut costs by automating operations.