If your organization chooses to do either fixed-date release planning or fixed-scope release planning, you will want a way to communicate your team's progress throughout the release. Although any highly visible way of communicating progress is appropriate, many agile…
Whether your organization intends to deploy every sprint, every few sprints, or continuously, most organizations find some amount of longer-term, higher-level planning to be useful. I refer to this type of planning as release planning. If the term release planning seems…
“Date, scope, and budget; choose any two!” I have heard that saying countless times—but it’s not precisely true.
It’s accurate to say that you can’t lock down all three variables on any interesting project/product-development effort and expect to succeed. Companies…