Category Archives for Agile Project Management
How to Hold a Daily Stand-up Meeting | Video
The Daily Stand-up Meeting is a part of many Agile Project Management approaches. But in my experience, the idea pre-dates Agile.
Continue reading...What is Design Thinking? Human-centered Problem-solving | Video
With the continuing rise of Agile Project Management, a term Project Managers are hearing more often is Design Thinking. So, What is Design Thinking?
Continue reading...What are T Shaped People? | Video
One idea that’s big in the world of Agile that should be big throughout Project Management is that of T Shaped People. Let me explain…
Continue reading...Agile Principles: The 12 Keys to Adaptive Project Management
First, there was the Agile Manifesto: a statement of intent and a set of four beliefs. Then came the 12 Agile Principles.
Continue reading...What is a Minimum Viable Product – MVP? | Video
The term MVP has become common in Agile project management. In this video, I answer the question, ‘What is a Minimum Viable Product, or MVP?’
Continue reading...The Need for Speed: How to Increase the Pace of Your Project | Video
As project managers, we are constantly faced with the Need for Speed. Because one of the biggest challenges is the pace of change.
Continue reading...Project Management Methodologies: How Many Do You Know About?
We often describe Project Management as a methodology-driven profession. And it’s true to a degree: there are a lot of Project Management methodologies.
Continue reading...Agile vs Waterfall: Which one is Right for Your Project?
Agile vs Waterfall. It’s one of those classic line-ups, and we can’t resist pitting two seemingly opposite contenders against one another.
Continue reading...The PMI’s Agile Practice Guide: What You Need to Know
In September 2017, the PMI published the Agile Practice Guide, in collaboration with Agile Alliance. Is the Guide part of core Project Management knowledge?
Continue reading...What is Planning Poker? | Video
Estimating project work package times and the times it will take to build products or deliverables is one of the most difficult parts of Project Management. One great tool is Planning Poker. It comes from the world of Agile Project management, and Scrum, but is far more widely applicable. So, what is Planning Poker? Dr […]
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