Lean Agile Guru will be teaching a weekend class on Leading SAFe (SAFe Agilist) 4.6 on May 18 to 19, 2019, in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. Learn more about this event… Register Now Experience high-energy, […]
Easter Sunday
At my church, St. Matthew Catholic Church, Ballantyne Area, Charlotte NC, USA. The largest church population wise (looks like even the church structure itself) in the eastern part of the USA. Can you imagine a […]
The Psychological View of Scrum
What can I say… I love both Scrum and Chess … I can draw parallelism between these two in terms of my state of consciousness when I am scrimmaging with teams or playing tournament chess. […]
SAFe Agile Software Engineering — Get On It Now!
Read about SAFe Agile Software Engineering at https://www.scaledagile.com/certification/courses/safe-agile-software-engineering/ In a nutshell: Software Engineering… very important! Put your Agile into higher gear; higher performance. Get on board now. Build software backed by solid Software Engineering… just […]
Photography — Roots III
Juan Ponce De Leon — discovered Florida for Spain. Picture taken at St Augustine, Florida, USA. Yes, Juan Ponce De Leon is the discoverer of Florida for Spain… however, not as shown plainly as: ‘… […]
Photography — Roots II
The Old Senator — Old, wrinkly, crooked and shady This old oak tree is 600 years old and alive! See what great roots bring — longevity… a possibility to your agile team ; or team […]
Photography — Roots
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine — America’s first Parish, Founded September 8, 1563, Florida USA Most things of healthy ‘roots’ tend to flourish, bear fruits, and last long. Your agile team, if with healthy […]
Spring Break
Spring break week is here ! For me this is like the Innovation and Planning (IP) iteration… time to think, reflect, refresh, recharge, read, imagine, on hiatus, plan, spend more time with family, and pray […]
Experience the Power of Agility Through People Not Processes
Agility: the ability to move about quickly and easily. Specially in times of uncertainty… when problems and solutions both are or one of them is unknown… and the ability to move quickly is paramount. People […]
The Nexus Framework for Scaling Scrum
Currently enjoying reading “The Nexus Framework for Scaling Scrum“ I recommend this book. Written by Dave West (CEO of Scrum.org) with two others…with foreword by Ken Schwaber (co-founder of Scrum). It is promising… I love […]
Mission: Impossible (The Movie) and Scrum
Question: What is common between Ethan’s Mission Impossible (MI) team and a Scrum team? Answer: 1) both are willing to commit to a goal; 2) both have the notion that a team of people will […]
