What Are 10 Mistakes to Look Out for to Adopt Agile Successfully?
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
Spotify’s Agile transformation stands out for its unparalleled innovation and product development. The uniqueness lies in their careful evaluation of their culture and strategic implementation of Agile across their organization, leading to collaborative autonomous teams. This metamorphosis cultivated a culture of creativity, enabling rapid product iterations, continuous user experience improvement, and a sustained competitive edge […] The post What Are 10 Mistakes to Look Out for to Adopt Agile Successfully? first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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5 Genuine Kanban Examples: The Journey Toward Flow and Agility
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
The Kanban method is a work management approach focusing on visualizing work, limiting work in progress, and improving efficiency. Originating from the Toyota Production System in the 1940s and the manufacturing field, various industries later embraced the approach, including software development.   Its key component is the Kanban board to visualize the workflow. Kanban principles and […] The post 5 Genuine Kanban Examples: The Journey Toward Flow and Agility first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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3 Characteristics of Retrospectives to Reinforce Your Organization’s Adaptability
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
In this world of constant changes, the only way to remain relevant is to learn to adapt.  That’s alright. But how do we do that? How do we learn to adapt?  Adapting means changing the way we do things, our habits, our way of thinking. However, not all changes are worthwhile. We need to identify […] The post 3 Characteristics of Retrospectives to Reinforce Your Organization’s Adaptability first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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When to Use Committed vs. Aspirational OKRs? A Practical Comparison
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
Setting clear and measurable goals has become crucial in the era of ambitious goals and result-driven businesses. One of the most influential methodologies to emerge from this drive toward clarity and measurability is the Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) framework. Initially popularized in Silicon Valley, OKRs have become a critical difference in goal-setting and management […] The post When to Use Committed vs. Aspirational OKRs? A Practical Comparison first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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The Continuous Improvement Tools to Put Business Performance in the Spotlight!
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by Mila Chervenkova
1y ago
Continuous improvement tools are a powerful resource in the Lean management and Lean manufacturing journey. Using the right continuous improvement tools can lead to improved productivity, reduced errors, and greater profitability. Many different continuous improvement methods and tools can help a business reach its Lean management goals. But how do you know which tools and […] The post The Continuous Improvement Tools to Put Business Performance in the Spotlight! first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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The “Swiss Cheese” Analogy with OKRs: Uncovering Gaps and Pitfalls
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
The OKR (Objective Key Results) method has gained popularity as an objectives management approach for both development and product goals. However, the “by the book” approach is often dogmatically applied, relying only on a few simple rules and hints from the OKR books. This “copy-and-paste mentality” does not deliver the expected results and often leads […] The post The “Swiss Cheese” Analogy with OKRs: Uncovering Gaps and Pitfalls first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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Scrum with Kanban: Can Iterations & Flow Coexist?
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
Regardless of the Agile project management approach you follow, you’re most likely familiar with the debate over Scrum and Kanban. The argument goes way back to the rise of software development and the Agile movement. A debate that can be traced back to the end of the last century and continues to this day.  As […] The post Scrum with Kanban: Can Iterations & Flow Coexist? first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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Kanbanize 10: Know Your Business at a Glance! Focus On What Matters! 
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by Nikolay Tsonev
1y ago
At Kanbanize, we believe that the essence of agility lies in our ability to cut through the noise and focus our most valuable asset, TIME, on the things that truly matter! After all, that’s why we built our product in the first place: to help people do meaningful work and, by that, accelerate innovation.   But […] The post Kanbanize 10: Know Your Business at a Glance! Focus On What Matters!  first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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Pragmatic OKRs: A Comprehensive Guide to Types of Key Results and Their Real-World Implementation
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
The OKR (Objective Key Results) method has been gaining increased popularity in the last years as an objectives management approach. The framework can be used both for development goals, i.e., changing the status quo in the company, as well as for product goals. Unfortunately, the OKR method is very often applied with the “by the […] The post Pragmatic OKRs: A Comprehensive Guide to Types of Key Results and Their Real-World Implementation first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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OKR Cycle: How to Optimize Your Goal-Setting and Completing
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by Iva Marinova
1y ago
In almost all businesses, management relies heavily on measurement. Whether they’re a marketing manager trying to improve conversions or a business development manager trying to increase revenue, managers need metrics to understand how they’re doing. Optimizing conversion rate is a common objective for many businesses, and incorporating it into your OKR cycle can help improve […] The post OKR Cycle: How to Optimize Your Goal-Setting and Completing first appeared on Kanbanize Blog ..read more
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