Simplifying Project Management | PMC = Project Management Certifications
Explore Scrum essentials in minutes. Learn the contrasts between Definition of Ready, Definition of Done, and Acceptance Criteria. Elevate your agile project management skills with this short video. RELATED LINKS …
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It is quite possible that you have heard about Kanban as well as Backlog but in different contexts. While Kanban is a way of delivery under the Agile umbrella, Backlog …
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Unravel the mysteries behind the top 10 certifications, including PMP, PRINCE2, CSM, SAFe, IPMA, CAPM, ACP, PgMP, PfMP, and MSP. Dive into an insightful comparison as the video delves into …
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Discover the vital SEU (Scrum Education Units) requirement for renewing your Scrum Alliance certifications in this concise video. Learn why SEUs are essential for agile professionals like Scrum Masters, Product …
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While Velocity is a good metric to measure the progress of your agile team, Lead time and Cycle time are more suited on real life product delivery. What are these …
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‘Decide what to do’ is the fourth step that you take in Retrospectives. An important tool that can help with you making such decision is Short Subjects. So far in the …
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‘Generate Insights’ is the third step that you take in Retrospectives. The two tools that can help with you generating insights are Fishbone Diagram and Dot Voting. Fishbone Diagram There are …
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‘Gather Data’ is the second step that you take in order to run a Retrospective meeting. The two techniques that can help with you gathering data are Timeline and Color Code …
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‘Set the Stage’ is the first of the 4 steps involved in Retrospective meeting. Check-ins and ESVP are two techniques that can you help you with that. Check-ins One of …
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What gets measured gets improved! Retrospectives help your team improve the way they work. After each sprint, the team reflects over the experience they just had and works together to …
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