The following Project Success Method approach will consistently get your projects across the finish line regardless of the scope, number of people, or geographic restraints.

One of the biggest questions keeping business leaders up right now is whether they should be preparing their staff to return to the office next year or simply embrace remote work long term. But that is the wrong question to ask about the future of work. It’s not where we work that’s critical, it’s how we work. Enterprises need to consider how they can holistically manage the outcome of work, wherever their people are.

Cost savings is a tricky subject with Agile. But it’s not because Agile can’t impact cost savings. It’s because Agile has very little impact on direct and immediate cost savings. The problem is, most people think the wrong way about how to save on cost with Agile. They usually say Scrum is how they realize […]

For organizational agility, we need to improve the system for teams and individuals to thrive, instead of expecting them to change and fix the culture. This article explores some elements from a systemic point of view that are essential to create the right conditions for moving from agile teams towards an agile organization.

In the Lean lexicon are three Japanese words that describe the nature of losses in a system. They are muri, muda and mura. In English these are often translated as overburden, waste and variation. The seven types of waste are well-known by now. For many organizations, the main focus of Continue Reading

The job of a project manager is to plan, organize, and direct the completion of a project. It is their duty to ensure the projects are completed on time, within…

Business owners create enterprise resource planning solutions when it is apparent that the company needs vital changes. The business owner conducts a

What are the questions you should be asking and what behaviours should you be measuring within your Scrum teams in order to improve overall dependability and delivery efficiency? We explore how you can transform your Sprints into the building blocks for success and ensure you can continue to meet (and even surpass) long-term user and business expectations.

Since the advent of technology, the business world has taken on a faster pace. Project management software, automated programs, and other gifts from the

Whether you’re completely new to the field or have worked in related positions in the past, stepping into a new role as a product owner can be intimidating. Looking back, here are the seven things that I wish I knew prior to my first day as new PO.