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Trello vs. Jira: In-Depth Software Comparison

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Both software products are designed for agile project management, though not exclusively. Still, they have features that agile teams use, whether for large or small projects. We’ll look closely at each software to see who wins in a Trello vs. Jira bout. This makes it an even better agile tool than Trello.

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Using Multi-Product/Portfolio Level Product/Agility Practices To Support Your Project To Product Operating Model Journey

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Most organizations wait way too long to adopt some portfolio-level agility practices. Theyve been told, You cant scale whats broken, so they wait until they nail agile at the team and product group level. Going all in on agile teams was one alternative. Are Your Traditional Portfolio Processes Inhibiting Innovation and Agility?

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Elevating Katas™ as Systemic Levers for Organizational Agility

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Elevating Katas are a means to embed systemic change into the organizations day-to-day operations and culture, aligning closely with models like Jay Galbraiths Star Model, which highlights the importance of coherent organizational design. Read more on Beyond Budgeting.

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How to Make an Agile Workflow for Your Team

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An agile workflow can help. For a long time the agile framework influenced teams outside of the software development sector from which it originated. People are evangelical about agile. There are those who are almost rigid in their adherence to the agile framework. What Is an Agile Workflow? Assemble an Agile Team.

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What Type of Scrum Master Are You?

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They may have job titles like Team Lead, Delivery Manager, Agile Coach, Developer, or even Engineering Manager. The full-time Scrum Master is pivotal in closely monitoring team health, fostering a robust, agile culture, and ensuring that Scrum practices are understood and effectively implemented.

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Scrum & UX Fundamentals

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Lean UX Lean UX is a user-centric and iterative approach to product development that combines the principles of Lean Startup, Agile development, and user experience design. By continuously learning and iterating, Lean UX teams can deliver products that evolve and improve based on real user experiences and data.

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Product Manager vs Project Manager – What’s the Difference?

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For example, manufacturing product managers are responsible for tangible products, while software development product managers will have different teams and agile workflows to assist in the software product launch. Project management process groups : Project initiation, planning, scheduling, tracking and closing. Certifications.