What's the big difference between Scrum and Kanban? When is each the best fit for a team's work? We share our experience on how to choose among them, along with four different ways to combine them effectively. Read More
“Should we switch from Scrum to Kanban?” We get this question all the time from struggling teams. Usually after a few rough sprints where commitments… Read More
When leaders ask for more data and reports, it’s often a signal of low trust. The problem is, more data doesn’t build it. In this episode, we show what actually earns trust and how your team can escape the status report trap. Read More
Whether your next big initiative delivers value quickly or becomes a million-dollar lesson in what not to do comes down to one decision: what you… Read More
CAPED teaches leaders to go complexity first, but teams often resist. Richard and Peter explain the quick win trap and show how to make early learning safe and motivating. Read More
Agile wasn’t working. It was, frankly, chaos. Planning never went beyond two weeks. Retrospectives didn’t really lead to improvement. Estimates weren’t trusted by anybody. Susan,… Read More
Most presentations to leaders don’t lead to real decisions. In this episode, we share a proven approach to preparing, structuring, and following up on presentations so leaders say yes. Learn how to use the “Therefore / But” pattern and other practical tools to turn presentations into results. Read More
Getting approval to attend a training isn’t always easy. Terri, a Sr. Agile Lead, recently made the case successfully and was willing to share her… Read More
Here in the second half of 2025, a lot of Scrum feels either commonplace (“Pretty much every team uses sprints—I don’t need a class for… Read More
Vibe coding prototypes can feel magical. With just a few prompts, you’ve got a working app. But as Peter’s experiment vibe coding an app shows, the biggest risk isn’t the code itself — it’s skipping the critical work of testing assumptions and validating whether the product actually solves a problem. Read More
