thetruthinside

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   by thetruthinside 11mo ago

   You’re absolutely right that there is a big gap between what most SAFe implementations look like and the Agile Manifesto. My point is not “SAFe = Agile”, it is more: if an organization chooses SAFe, the usual failure mode is not the picture
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   by thetruthinside 11mo ago

   Hey, it looks cool and I will try it. It looks like you are also using Base44. Nice consistent Design, do you have some tips? Question: Is there a function to give login data for testing applications? Edit: Looks like Base44 is not able to
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   Is Scaled Agile the Problem, or Are We Implementing It Wrong?(agileglow.io)

   2 points by thetruthinside 11mo ago|3 comments
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   by thetruthinside 11mo ago

   I keep seeing posts about bad experiences with the Scaled Agile Framework, and I get where they're coming from. A lot of implementations fail. But after working with multiple organizations and Coaches in this field, I’m convinced the p
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   The Continuous Improvement OS for Agile Release Trains(agileglow.io)

   1 points by thetruthinside 11mo ago|1 comments
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   by thetruthinside 11mo ago

   I have experienced the corporate world, then the startup world, and now the corporate world again. This raised a question for me: why do so many companies ignore continuous improvement? Based on my work with scaled lean agile practices, I d